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PTEC Playtech Plc

450.50
6.50 (1.46%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Playtech Plc LSE:PTEC London Ordinary Share IM00B7S9G985 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  6.50 1.46% 450.50 451.00 452.00 452.00 439.00 439.00 234,333 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Prepackaged Software 1.71B 105.1M 0.3458 16.69 1.75B
Playtech Plc is listed in the Prepackaged Software sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PTEC. The last closing price for Playtech was 444p. Over the last year, Playtech shares have traded in a share price range of 365.40p to 640.00p.

Playtech currently has 303,903,860 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Playtech is £1.75 billion. Playtech has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 16.69.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/1/2022
10:15
Can someone explain why, having paid £7+ they would want to block a takeover which will drive the price down?
CD

cambridgedon
22/1/2022
10:02
22 January
The Times: Tom Hall, the Hong Kong-based former chief executive of Playtech, has built a stake in the company and is thought to be acting as a conduit for a group of Asian investors said to be seeking to block a takeover.

ali47fish
21/1/2022
22:03
over 30% they have to make a bid at the highest price paid, assuming they can be proved to be a concert party
tonysss13
21/1/2022
19:55
Buy the other 73% sub £6 then pay the Asians back for their stake at the price they paid.
privileged
21/1/2022
19:53
Sure but who will they buy from? It's a blocking stake
privileged
21/1/2022
17:45
If the Asian investors, having paid £7+ a share, now look to block the Aristocat £6.80 a share deal with a 27% stake, and their actions drive the shareprice down, what's to stop Aristocat buying in the market?
outsizeclothes.com
21/1/2022
13:30
Former Formula One team boss Eddie Jordan has pulled a potential bid for Playtech, the gambling company, because of concerns that a group of Asian investors that recently bought into the company would block the deal….

Jordan’s acquisition vehicle, JKO Play, had been set to propose an offer of 750p….
.Two advisers working on the deal separately said JKO had decided not to go ahead with its offer over concerns that a block of Asian investors, who have been building stakes in Playtech since October and now own about 27 per cent of the company, would obstruct any deal that did not meet their perceived value of the company.


All very odd. How much do they think it’s worth and who’s going to pay it?

dr biotech
21/1/2022
13:16
The logic points to they want to own the whole thing, perhaps they dont mind paying over 7 pounds a share. But logic doesnt always work out
clever
21/1/2022
13:05
and why would they buy at above the offer price Clever only to sell below it to Aristocrat?
farrugia
21/1/2022
12:57
Why would they block the deal?! They paid well over 7 pounds per share to build up that 27% stake
clever
21/1/2022
12:54
The FT says they have 27% which is enough if PTEC need 75% acceptance.
CD

cambridgedon
21/1/2022
12:37
are you sure it is a blocking stake liam? how much do they need to have to block? the market does seem concerned
farrugia
21/1/2022
09:57
Because Asian investors have built up a blocking stake. They could vote against the Aristocrat offer. The discount is due to the risk of this not happening.
liam1om
21/1/2022
09:50
The Playtech Board accepted the Aristocrat Offer of 680,which as I understand is still valid.
So why has the share price dropped to 625?
And why are investors not buying into this.

winslowboy
21/1/2022
09:08
If enough of the other holders back the bid it won’t matter. Question is how much do they hold and what are their motives? I sold on the first bid, felt a bit stupid that I didn’t hold for longer but now it’s not so bad. We’re all great traders retrospectively.
dr biotech
21/1/2022
08:47
liam1om they can't bid below the highest price they paid I believe
tonysss13
21/1/2022
08:33
Below £6?
bulltradept
21/1/2022
08:32
Exactly, looks like they will block the bid, but then what? Wait for the offer to collapse then come in and low ball?
liam1om
21/1/2022
08:24
Board is worried that the Asian concert party will vote against Aristocrat offer presumably.
CD

cambridgedon
21/1/2022
08:12
Anyone worried about this:

The Board continues to seek engagement with all of its shareholders regarding the Aristocrat Offer. However, a number of material investors have not to date engaged meaningfully about their views on the Aristocrat Offer, including certain investors that have disclosed or taken material positions in the Company following the announcement of the Aristocrat Offer. The absence of customary levels of engagement means that the Board is approaching the Court and General Meetings without a clear understanding of whether these shareholders are supportive of the Aristocrat Offer.

liam1om
21/1/2022
08:03
sp back down to 660
ali47fish
21/1/2022
07:26
so how is still in the race to acquire playtech now?
farrugia
20/1/2022
22:16
so what now?
ali47fish
20/1/2022
21:49
Eddie Jordan pulls out of race to buy PlaytechFormer F1 team boss concerned that group of Asian investors would block dealhttps://www.ft.com/content/279768f5-5381-4174-a92e-bcd6e1216a23
clever
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