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888 Holdings plc (888.L)

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88.500.00 (0.00%)
At close: 05:08PM GMT
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Previous close88.50
Open89.00
Bid87.65 x 0
Ask89.55 x 0
Day's range86.55 - 92.55
52-week range50.50 - 133.90
Volume1,190,527
Avg. volume1,876,585
Market cap399.441M
Beta (5Y monthly)0.95
PE ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)-0.13
Earnings date27 Mar 2024
Forward dividend & yieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-dividend date16 Sept 2021
1y target est133.29
  • Reuters

    UPDATE 1-Bookmaker 888 to sell some US assets to Hard Rock Digital

    British betting and gaming firm 888 Holdings will sell some assets in its U.S. consumer-facing operations to Hard Rock Digital, and expects to exit that business by fourth quarter of 2024, it said on Thursday. The company, which had earlier this month revealed it was considering selling the U.S. consumer-facing business amid a strategic review, said the exit is expected to realise a recurring annualised benefit to adjusted core profit of about 25 million pounds ($31.5 million) from 2025 onwards.

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  • Reuters

    UPDATE 1-Gambling firm 888 to change its name as new CEO lays out strategy

    March 26 (Reuters) - 888 Holdings said on Tuesday it plans to change its name to evoke plc, to reflect its multi-brand model, nearly two years after the British bookmaker bought William Hill's non-US assets. 888 reported a 41% jump in annual adjusted core profit to 308.3 million pounds ($389.94 million) for the year ended Dec. 31, as it reaps the benefits of its 2 billion pound acquisition of William Hill in 2022 from Caesars Entertainment. The name change is part of CEO Per Widerström's new strategy to focus on core markets, reset its operating model with a focus on automation and artificial intelligence, remove duplication and deliver more cost savings.