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GreedFall Dev Among Three NACON Studios Filing for Insolvency

NACON subsidiaries Spiders (GreedFall dev), Kylotonn, and Cyanide have filed for insolvency. The French publisher and developer, Nacon, had filed for emergency insolvency earlier this year after its parent company unveiled critical financial difficulties. Now, the subsidiaries, as well as developers of some popular games, seem to be in the same situation as NACON. Devs…

Three NACON Owned Studios File for Insolvency

Four subsidiaries, three of them being game studios owned by French Publisher NACON have now also filed for insolvency, requesting that ‘judicial reorganisation proceedings’ are opened. Back in February, NACON filed for insolvency, sharing that their majority shareholder, Bigben Interactive, were facing serious financial difficulties. NACON have now provided an update, advising that four subsidaries…

French studios Spiders, Kylotonn, and Cyanide file for insolvency

Nacon subsidiary studios Spiders, Kylotonn, and Cyanide have all filed for insolvency with the Lille Métropole Commercial Court and requested the opening of judicial reorganization proceedings in their favor. Paris-based studio Spiders is perhaps best known for working on the Greedfall franchise. Kylotonn has spent recent years overseeing the World Rally Championship series, while Cyanide…

Surrey business adviser whose company was more than £120k in tax debt banned as company director for second time

His conduct has been described as “abusive phoenixism” from someone who “ought to have known better” The 60-year-old from Walton is banned from being involved in the promotion, formation or management of a company without the permission of the court for five years(Image: Grahame Larter – Surrey Advertiser) A Surrey business adviser has been banned…