PIF is a state-owned company headquartered in Saudi Arabia that is tracked here as an owner of consumer businesses, and has 1 recorded transaction.[1]
The Public Investment Fund is the sovereign wealth fund of Saudi Arabia. It led the consortium, with Silver Lake and Affinity Partners, that took Electronic Arts private on 4 August 2026, rolling over the roughly 9.9 per cent of EA it already held.
A consortium of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, funds managed by Silver Lake and funds managed by Affinity Partners took Electronic Arts private for $210 a share in cash, through a new parent called Oak-Eagle AcquireCo, Inc. The agreement put the enterprise value at about $55 billion, the largest leveraged take-private of a video game company, and the Public Investment Fund rolled over the roughly 9.9 per cent it already held. The deal closed on 4 August 2026 and EA left Nasdaq. No filing sets out how the equity is divided among the three investors.
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Frequently asked questions
What brands does PIF own?
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PIF is tracked as an owner of consumer businesses; see the ownership tree for its holdings.
Is PIF a Saudi company?
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Yes. PIF is headquartered in Saudi Arabia.
What was PIF's most recent acquisition?
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The most recent completed acquisition recorded here is EA on 4 August 2026.
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