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Activision Blizzard stock

Activision Blizzard (ATVI): bought by Microsoft 13 Oct 2023. Peak close $103.81 a share (12 Feb 2021). Final price $95.00 a share (13 Oct 2023). Activision Blizzard and the other defunct companies are on one page, each with its dates, prices and sources.

A headstone: ATVI. Activision Blizzard. Bought by Microsoft 13 Oct 2023.
The Activision Blizzard headstone in the Bloombroke graveyard: bought by Microsoft 13 Oct 2023.

Key dates and prices

TickerATVI
Peak close$103.81 a share, 12 Feb 2021
Share basiscommon shares; no splits after 2008
Final price$95.00 a share, 13 Oct 2023 (cash deal price)
What happenedBought by Microsoft, 13 Oct 2023
Checked27 Sep 2026

What happened

On Jan 18, 2022, Microsoft agreed to buy Activision Blizzard for $95 a share in cash, a deal valued at $68.7 billion.

Its games included Call of Duty, Warcraft, Diablo, Overwatch and Candy Crush.

At the time it had nearly 10,000 employees and nearly 400 million monthly active players in 190 countries.

More than 98% of the shares voted on April 28, 2022 approved the sale.

The UK competition regulator was the last to clear the deal, after Microsoft agreed to hand cloud gaming rights to Ubisoft.

Microsoft completed the purchase on Oct 13, 2023, after a regulatory review that began when the deal was announced in Jan 2022.

Cause: Acquired by Microsoft for cash. Game over at $95 a share, Oct 2023.

What was the ticker symbol for Activision Blizzard stock?

Activision Blizzard traded under the ticker ATVI. Activision Blizzard: bought by Microsoft 13 Oct 2023.

What was the peak price of Activision Blizzard stock?

The peak close was $103.81 a share, on 12 Feb 2021. Share basis: common shares; no splits after 2008.

What was the final price of Activision Blizzard stock?

The final price was $95.00 a share, on 13 Oct 2023 (cash deal price). Activision Blizzard: bought by Microsoft 13 Oct 2023.

Checked 27 September 2026. History, not advice.

Sources: sec.gov, news.microsoft.com, sec.gov, cnn.com, sec.gov, companiesmarketcap.com

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