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CD PROJEKT and GOG co-founder Michał Kiciński acquires GOG from CD PROJEKT
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this post was submitted on 29 Dec 2025
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Can someone who's more well versed in business explain what this means? From my understanding, nothing really changes as the owners of both GOG and CD Projekt is the same dude. But I'm sure there must be a reason why this was done.
Michał Kiciński is not the owner of CD Projekt. He was a co-founder, but left the company in 2010, though he still owns shares in it.
Ah, okay now this makes more sense. I misread and thought he was the owner of CD Projekt, and he got his own company to sell GOG to himself. Thanks for the clarification!