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Canada-owned Ludia plans to add 50 new jobs and make acquisitions


Under new Canadian management, the mobile game studio Ludia plans to add 50 new jobs this year and possibly make some acquisitions.

That’s what Jimmy Gendron, the new CEO of Ludia, told me in an interview as local Canadian investors and members of the senior management team bought the company back last week. Thanks to local financial backing and one of the most experienced leadership teams in Canada’s mobile gaming industry, Ludia is poised to move towards its ambitions for the future,” said Thabet, in a statement. This transaction is backed by major investors, including Fonds de solidarité FTQ, Investissement Québec, BDC Capital Growth Equity Partners, Export Development Canada (EDC), and Groupe W, with additional support from National Bank.

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