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888 888 Holdings Plc

87.45
1.90 (2.22%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
888 Holdings Plc LSE:888 London Ordinary Share GI000A0F6407 ORD 0.5P (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.90 2.22% 87.45 86.90 87.15 87.20 82.00 82.00 6,077,874 16:35:05
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Amusement & Rec Svcs, Nec 1.24B -120.5M -0.2683 -3.24 390.28M
888 Holdings Plc is listed in the Amusement & Rec Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker 888. The last closing price for 888 was 85.55p. Over the last year, 888 shares have traded in a share price range of 67.25p to 133.80p.

888 currently has 449,108,257 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of 888 is £390.28 million. 888 has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.24.

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04/9/2015
14:14
888 tells bwin and gvc, in the nicest possible way to FO! and another good decision by our savvy twins

Leaves us wide open to hostile attack and if that happens everyone knows what the minimum acceptable bid is so as shareholders we can either sit back and just reap the gradual benefits of the business or wait for the inevitable £2.40 offer which in itself might be at the lowest end of projections.

personally I am not unhappy with this turn of events but an 888 Bwin tie up would have been excellent, although not at 'any price'

cyman
04/9/2015
12:22
So we have pulled out , good decision because i don't think the price they would have to pay is justified.

Always think that when a company sells because they are not doing so well there is usually hidden skeletons in the closet so it's up to GVC to find them !!!

oohrogerpalmer
04/9/2015
10:20
WMH has lost predatory power with 888 like LAD once did, now must return weaker for a second chance proposal, while 888 has been spurned its self and resistance is lower! Neither of them can be choosy anymore!
gotnorolex
04/9/2015
09:07
Exactly. 5 million pay off to cover costs so far really plus now firmly in play.Hills need to do a deal now paddy power and ladbrokes have done their dealsHills and 888 just about works but Hills have to pay the 2.40 or so it will need
trentendboy
04/9/2015
08:32
Can see William Hill coming back maybe?
jamesjoel
04/9/2015
08:28
I assume 888 will get the £5 million pay off that will help towards costs.

Also if this has now fallen through it may make them a target for somebody else now !!!

oohrogerpalmer
04/9/2015
07:38
The way 888 have handled this is interesting from the point that 888 don't seem to upset. Maybe a bigger offer will surface from 888 but they are not making those noises currently.

I am inclined to think, China is of more interest to 888 now, this BPTY just might be ignored, just a guess, but China will cost set-up expenses and not much more and first in China will be rolling in it. The length of time it is taking USA to get its act together must be of concern to all involved, plus, European companies get a raw deal in the States.

I believe 888 are already in talks in China, following on from the Rumania deal.

stephen1946
04/9/2015
07:33
Correct.

888 now in play though

Could result in so rise ironically

trentendboy
04/9/2015
07:29
Well gvc are now holding the upper hand. Looks like being the playground cry baby paid off. No mention of the revised 888 offer at all. Bwin are playing for every penny they can get now so any more action will likely need to turn hostile and the valuation is already squeezed high on this so not much room for manoeuvre either.
cyman
02/9/2015
15:47
also in the times today...
cyman
02/9/2015
10:45
Where does it say they may go hostile
jamesjoel
02/9/2015
07:55
CYMAN, USA AND UK futures don't agree with you.
stephen1946
02/9/2015
07:52
Bloodbath today. Ftse will dive in open
cyman
01/9/2015
18:36
The three firms involved in the bidding war posted half-year results on Friday.

Bwin reported a interim pre-tax profit of 3.1 million euros (£2.3 million) compared to a period a year ago when it had a 94 million euro (£64.9 million) loss, hit by a writedown of assets.

First half results for 888 showed pre-tax profits down 41% to 20 million US dollars (£13 million) for the first half, hit by the 14.4 million US dollar (£9.3 million) impact of new online taxes in the UK.

Meanwhile, GVC said half-year pre-tax profit fell 5% to 17.1 million euros (£12.5 million) partly due to the impact of 3.8 million euros (£2.8 million) related to the attempt to buy Bwin.

Who will win!!

gotnorolex
01/9/2015
18:11
GVC’s wagers increased 19% to €824m while 888’s like for like revenue went up 9% to $244.9m. 



Has history turned a page? The beat goes on!

gotnorolex
01/9/2015
17:11
GVC are concerned about the amount of money invested in the current consolidation process, the outcome will be a demand for wholesale regulation.

Result?? Goodbye GVC. Kenny knows it is coming hence this desperate attempt at a pipedream, rather like the Alamo. Crocket being Kenny.

stephen1946
01/9/2015
16:33
a fairly good reaction judging by today's rise. The 888 case has been made out before and any increased bid as per today IMO strengthens the case even more notwithstanding that it may be £'s lower than gvc. Bwin know that 888 is the best way forward and I am tempted to think that we just might have the upper hand once again in this bidding war.
cyman
01/9/2015
14:27
Stephan what reaction do you expect to the share price if 888 win?
jamesjoel
01/9/2015
14:01
The winner is, 888. GVC? a loser, that nobody wants.
stephen1946
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