Saber Interactive Secures Major Investment to Settle Embracer Debts

Private equity firms Aleph Capital and Crestview Partners invest significantly in Saber Interactive, aiding in debt settlement and future growth.

Aleph Capital and Crestview Partners have invested significantly in Saber Interactive to help settle debts owed to former parent company Embracer.
The investment will also support Saber's growth initiatives across its 13 studios in Europe, the US, and South America.
As part of the deal, Saber co-founders Matt Karch and Andrey Jones will be joined on the board by Jamie Rahamim from Aleph and Brian Cassidy from Crestview.
Embracer Group will retain 4A Games and Zen Studios, which were initially part of the sale but later excluded from the final transaction.
Saber Interactive recently launched Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II, achieving immediate success with 2 million players on launch day.