Dunedin gaming studio scores major investment from Chinese giant Tencent, looks to hire 125
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Dunedin computer game developer RocketWerkz has landed a major investment from Chinese giant Tencent.
Founder and chief executive Dean Hall is coy on financial details, but an August 5 Companies Office update shows a Tencent subsidiary taking a 25% stake in his company (Mr Hall owns the
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Dunedin gaming studio scores major investment from Chinese giant Tencent, looks to hire 125
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