Not legally, supercell is minority investor in their own company now.. They do not have the legal say in what goes on, they now work for the majority leader who has legal control. That is how shares work. Theres a popular saying that goes "the 49th share means nothing, and the 51st means the world". Supercell cannot make any "big decisions" without majority approval from the board, of which they have 27% of the vote. They could have a vote to shut down the company tomorrow, and supercell can put their 27% against it while the new fellas put their 73% for closing down. They would just have to pay supercell 27% of the net worth of the company when they close down.



