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Streamplay’s subsidiary Noodlecake has inked a three-year licensing agreement with Amazon to adapt and distribute one of its owned games on Amazon’s gaming platform, marking a strategic expansion into a new marketplace.

Light & Wonder unveiled ambitious growth targets and strategic plans at its 2025 Investor Day, spotlighting strong financial momentum and the integration of Grover Charitable Gaming. The company aims for $1.4 billion consolidated AEBITDA in 2025, underpinned by robust R&D and market leadership.

Aristocrat Leisure Limited reported a robust HY25 with revenue rising 9% to AUD 3 billion and a 6% increase in NPATA, underpinned by strategic acquisitions and operational resilience. The company signals confidence in sustained growth through innovation and market expansion.

Aristocrat Leisure reported a robust first half FY2025 with 9% revenue growth and a 6% rise in normalised NPATA, driven by strategic acquisitions and market share gains. The company returned $533 million to shareholders while positioning for sustained growth across its gaming portfolio.

Aristocrat Leisure reported solid half-year results with a 5.6% rise in normalised net profit after tax and before amortisation to $733 million, underpinned by growth across its gaming and interactive segments. The company also declared an unfranked interim dividend of 44 cents per share.

Ainsworth Game Technology's Independent Board Committee reaffirms its recommendation for shareholders to support the proposed Scheme, responding to recent media commentary from a major shareholder.

Donaco International Limited has postponed its Scheme of Arrangement timetable amid extended legal and valuation reviews, while revealing a new 10% VAT gaming tax liability in Cambodia effective from January 2025.

Light & Wonder, Inc. reported steady Q1 2025 results with modest revenue growth, margin expansion, and a strategic acquisition poised to reshape its land-based gaming footprint.

Light & Wonder, Inc. reported a steady 2% revenue rise in Q1 2025, marking its 16th consecutive quarter of growth, alongside margin expansion and a $166 million share buyback. The company is on track to close its strategic $850 million acquisition of Grover Gaming’s charitable business.

The Star Entertainment Group has received a $650 million debt refinancing proposal from Oaktree Capital Management, offering a potential boost to its liquidity but shadowed by significant conditions and uncertainty.

Mighty Kingdom has completed a strategic review, trimming $2.5 million in annual costs without disrupting current contracts and positioning itself for new revenue growth.

The Star Entertainment Group has declined non-binding offers from Chow Tai Fook Enterprises and Far East Consortium for its 50% stake in the Destination Brisbane Joint Venture, citing insufficient value. The company continues to explore liquidity options but faces ongoing uncertainty about its financial stability.