经作出一切合理查询后，董事会确认，除上文所披露者外，概不知悉有关价格及成交量变动的任何原 因，或任何必须公布以避免公司证券出现虚假市场的资料，或根据证券及期货条例须予披露的任何内幕 消息。 智通财经APP讯，伟禄集团(01196)发布公告，公司董事会已注意到公司股份价格及成交量近期出现不寻 常变动。公司正与一名独立第三方就手机游戏权益的潜在收购进行初步讨论，而有关讨论如得以落实， 或会构成公司的须予公布交易。于本公布发表日期，公司并无就潜在收购订立任何具约束力的条款或协 议。初步讨论仍在进行中，可能会或可能不会落实。公司将会根据上市规则的规定，于有需要时另行刊 发公告。 ...

Group 1 - The company, 伟禄集团 (01196.HK), has noted unusual fluctuations in its share price and trading volume recently [1] - The company is in preliminary discussions with an independent third party regarding a potential acquisition of mobile game rights, which may constitute a transaction that requires disclosure [1] - As of the date of the announcement, the company has not entered into any binding agreements related to the potential acquisition, and discussions are ongoing, with no guarantee of completion [1] Group 2 - The board has confirmed that, aside from the disclosed information, it is unaware of any reasons for the price and volume changes or any information that must be disclosed to prevent a false market in the company's securities [1] - The company will issue further announcements as required under the listing rules if necessary [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has officially withdrawn its antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, marking a significant victory for both American gamers and political rationality [1][2]. Group 1: Acquisition Details - The acquisition, which began in January 2022, has positioned Microsoft's gaming business as the third largest globally, integrating over 30 top IPs from Activision Blizzard [2]. - Following the acquisition, the Xbox Game Pass library has expanded to over 5,000 games, with subscription users increasing by 60% to 40 million, generating annual subscription revenue exceeding $6 billion [2]. Group 2: Regulatory Challenges - The FTC initially opposed the acquisition due to concerns over monopoly risks, particularly fearing a decline of 3 million units in annual sales for Sony's PS console if the Call of Duty series was removed from the platform [2]. - Microsoft has committed to keeping the Call of Duty series available on the PS platform for ten years and has agreed to open cloud gaming licenses to third parties, which ultimately persuaded the court to allow the acquisition [2]. Group 3: Global Regulatory Agreements - Major global regulatory bodies have reached settlement conditions, with the EU requiring open cloud gaming transmission channels and the UK establishing an independent regulatory committee, leading Microsoft to divest some cloud gaming rights [2]. Group 4: Integration Challenges - Despite the legal hurdles being cleared, the integration of Activision Blizzard presents ongoing challenges, including declining revenue and cultural conflicts within the studios leading to talent loss [2][3]. - The FTC retains the right to initiate an administrative trial in July, theoretically allowing for the potential breakup of the merged entity, indicating that the true test of integration is just beginning [3].