Singapore's Winking Studios eyes London AIM market for dual listing, expansion plans
Winking Studios, the gaming behemoth from Singapore, has revealed its intention to float on the London Stock Exchanges AIM market in a move aimed at consolidating its presence in Western economies.
The firm, which is already a fixture on Singapore's Catalist board, views the dual listing as an opportunity to access the substantial tech investment resources of the UK and foster expansion within the "fast-growing industry", as reported by City AM.
Since its inception in 2004 by CEO Johnny Jan, Winking Studios has ascended to become a leading name in game art outsourcing, securing the third position in Asia and fourth worldwide by revenue.
Possessing an impressive global reach with nine offices throughout Asia and partnerships with 22 out of the top 25 global game developers such as Ubisoft, EA, Act
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