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Nazara acquires Smaaash for INR 126 Cr

PRIVATEJun 06, 2025

Acquiring Company

Nazara Technologies

Acquired Company

Smaaash

IndiaMumbaiGamingSportsVideo Games

Description

Nazara Technologies has successfully completed the acquisition of Smaaash Entertainment for INR 126 Cr, aiming to enhance its portfolio in physical gaming venues. This strategic move comes after Smaaash faced insolvency proceedings and had a significant amount of dues. With this acquisition, Smaaash becomes Nazara's wholly owned subsidiary, providing a counterweight to its online operations.

Quick answer

Nazara Technologies is acquiring Smaaash, announced June 6, 2025. Nazara Technologies is based in India.

How much did Nazara Technologies pay for Smaaash?
The deal value was not disclosed.
Where are Nazara Technologies and Smaaash based?
Nazara Technologies is based in India. Smaaash is based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.

Source: Fundz verified event record.

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Company

Nazara Technologies

Location

India

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Who acquired Smaaash?

Smaaash was acquired by Nazara Technologies, based in India. The deal was reported on June 6, 2025. Nazara Technologies is privately held.

When did Nazara Technologies acquire Smaaash?

Nazara Technologies's acquisition of Smaaash was reported on June 6, 2025. Nazara Technologies has successfully completed the acquisition of Smaaash Entertainment for INR 126 Cr, aiming to enhance its portfolio in physical gaming venues. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.

What does Smaaash do?

Smaaash is the India's most acclaimed gaming and entertainment center, where the realms of sports, virtual reality, music, and dining converge to create an immersive, interactive, and innovative social experience for families, friends, and children alike. It is privately held, operating in Gaming, and is based in Mumbai.

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