Saudi Role in Electronic Arts Takeover Likely to Face EU Scrutiny Under Foreign Subsidies Rules, Sources Say

Published on Oct 21, 2025

The European Commission is expected to assess whether Saudi Arabia’s role in a consortium to acquire Electronic Arts (EA) for $55 billion will give the country outsized influence over the EU gaming sector, multiple sources told The Capitol Forum. The U.S.-based videogames company is being acquired by a consortium comprising Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, […]

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