Saudi's Public Investment Fund dissolves stake in Take-Two Interactive

Core Insights - Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) has dissolved its stake in Take-Two Interactive, which was valued at just under $3 billion, making PIF the second-largest shareholder prior to the divestment [1][1][1] - This decision comes ahead of the highly anticipated launch of "Grand Theft Auto VI" by Take-Two Interactive [1] - The PIF's move occurs despite the Kingdom's ongoing efforts to establish itself as a global hub for the video game industry, including hosting several e-sports events [1][1] Company Summary - Take-Two Interactive Software Inc was previously supported by the PIF, which held approximately 11 million shares [1] - The PIF had previously agreed to acquire Electronic Arts, a rival of Take-Two, in a $55 billion deal as part of its broader strategy in the gaming sector [1]