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CMS has advised Krafton on the acquisition of a minority stake in Far From Home game studio.
Krafton is a South Korean game developer.
Far From Home is an independent Polish game studio.
The CMS team included Partner Mateusz Stepien, Senior Associates Joanna Bialoskorska and Magdalena Piszewska, Associates Magdalena Mentrak, Michal Serwa, and Piotr Podsiadly, and Lawyers Karolina Kosinska and Maksymilian Nasilowski.
CMS did not respond to our inquiry on the matter.
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