‘We don’t have shareholders, but we also don’t think about them,’ Larian Studios uses its stage time at the DICE Awards to speak out against a brutal industry climate

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Could they even sell if nobody is buying?

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Dremor

Please stay civil

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Excuse me?

pancakes

Clearly yours is because that’s not a normal response to someone asking a reasonable question.

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How can you sell something if no-one is buying?

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if the company isn’t publicly traded they can’t always sell even if they want to

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It would be bought. That’s how stocks work. If there is a promising company, there will be interested buyers.

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Well, penny stocks exist. It’s possible that Tencent suddenly liquidating their 30% share could bottom out the share value temporarily. If the market decided that Tencent liquidating their holdings was a sign that the company was going under, that should drive the price down, correct?

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