Electronic Arts is exploring the option of a sale to private equity firms, according to a new report.

Sources close to EA have told the New York Post that the publishing giant has been approached by a pair of companies, KKR and Providence Equity Partners. EA’s stock has fallen 37 percent over the course of this year with prices closing yesterday at $13.09 a share. Since word of a potential sale broke its price has risen to just under $14.

One source has “made it known they’d do a deal at $20 a share,” however stated that it’s still early days on any kind of deal. A spokesperson for EA has said that the company does not comment on rumor and speculation when asked about the potential sale.

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