The Details:

Grom did not disclose the terms of the agreement and said it sees the acquisition as a possible entry into the gaming industry. 

“The global gaming market represents a $185 billion market opportunity that continues to grow and innovate as represented by Disney’s recent $1.5 billion investment in Epic Games which underscores the opportunity for content-gaming partnerships to deepen the overall consumer connection in their entertainment experiences,” said Grom’s CEO, Darren Marks. 

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GROM Price Action: According to Benzinga Pro, Grom Social Enterprises shares are up 41.7% at $1.09 at the time of publication.

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