In September 2008, Take-Two established an outsourcing agreement with Ditan Distribution LLC, at the time owned by Cinram, a Canadian manufacturer of optical media. Through the agreement, Take-Two offloaded all distributing duties from Jack of All Games to Ditan, while establishing the means for Jack of All Games to license and distribute third-party titles.[39] Subsequently, in December 2009, Take-Two sold Jack of All Games to Synnex for about US$43 million , leaving the distribution market and focusing solely on development and publishing.[40]