After the termination of its activities in Russia and Belarus, Wargaming opens new offices in Belgrade (Serbia) and Warsaw (Poland) to accommodate up to 400 employees.
These new offices will be Wargaming’s 7th and 8th subsidiaries in Europe after Nicosia, Vilnius, Prague, Kyiv and Guildford. “Warsaw and Belgrade were logical choices for these new locations, as both are fast-growing technology sectors with huge potential. We look forward to working closely with the IT communities in these two cities to build top-notch game development and publishing businesses. Wargaming continues to move forward with big plans for the future. The offices in Belgrade and Warsaw will be key to achieving our goals,” said Victor Kisly, CEO of Wargaming.
This restructuring follows the company’s withdrawal from Russia and Belarus in response to the war in Ukraine https://t.co/ksoDhPDEtZ
Wargaming Belgrade will welcome international and local development and publishing talent. In the future, the office will also become an important relocation center for Wargaming employees from different divisions. It will also focus on licensing World of Tanks and World of Warships, providing key services, and possibly developing new products. Wargaming Warsaw will initially have a small team of publishers, with further development plans to be determined as Wargaming’s restructuring process continues throughout the year.