Post-IPO, PlaySide looks to call more of its own shots
PlaySide wants more control over how it runs its business. That's a running theme in our discussion with PlaySide executive VP of business development TJ Munusamy, starting with his explanation for why the Melbourne-based studio behind games like Jumanji: Epic Run and Animal Warfare held an initial public offering last December. As he explains, the company had ambitions that needed a larger bankroll than it could provide, but it found proposed mergers and acquisitions less than ideal. "With an IPO, we really and truly control our own destiny," Munusamy says. "We have an obligation to shareho...
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