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Spackman finalises divestment of Studio Take

The disposal was completed on 26 January.

Spackman Entertainment Group Limited announced the formal completion of the disposal of its entire equity interest in its indirect subsidiary, Studio Take Co., Ltd.

The transaction was finalised on 26 January, following the fulfilment of all conditions precedent in the Sale and Purchase Agreement, officially ceasing the group’s ties with its subsidiary.

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