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Closed startup
1991 – 2004

O2 Interactive Media AB

Video game company

SwedenGamingRan out of cash
Founded
1991
Closed
2004
Lifespan
13 years
Country
Sweden
City
Stockholm belediyesi
Sector
Gaming
Cause of closure
Ran out of cash

In brief

Founded in 1991, O2 Interactive Media AB was a video game company based in Stockholm belediyesi, Sweden. It closed in 2004, after 13 years. Main cause of closure: ran out of cash.

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