Singapore video game company’s Nasdaq listing values it at US$1.2 billion
Grand Centrex Limited (GCL) aims to eventually build a sizeable game studio in Singapore, capable of producing blockbusters
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VIDEO game distributor and publisher Grand Centrex Limited (GCL) has come a long way.
The company got its break in 2008, distributing physical copies of the popular video game Grand Theft Auto IV. More recently, it was one of the publishers behind Black Myth: Wukong – the company has global publishing rights for physical copies of the game.
GCL on Friday (Feb 14) debuted on Nasdaq via a business combination with special purpose acquisition company (Spac) RF Acquisition at US$3.10 per share – down 69 per cent from its initial public offering price of US$10.
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