Latest Gaming Technology Sector News

Kjerulf Ainsworth has launched a proportional all-cash takeover bid for 5.5% of Ainsworth Game Technology shares at a notable premium, aiming to provide liquidity and value to shareholders.

Betmakers Technology Group has addressed an ASX price query following a surge in its share price linked to media reports of potential M&A interest from Tabcorp. The company confirms compliance with continuous disclosure rules and has authorised its response through its board.

Ainsworth Game Technology reveals a significant $43.1 million goodwill impairment tied to its North American operations, alongside other one-off losses, tempering its FY25 profit outlook.

DataWorks Group has reported a robust turnaround with a $1.1 million positive operating cash flow in Q2 FY26, underpinned by major government contracts and validated social impact from its BetStop™ platform.

Ainsworth Game Technology forecasts a slight decline in full-year profit driven by weaker North American sales in the second half, despite revenue growth in Asia-Pacific and Latin America.

Dataworks Limited solidifies its leadership in regulated gaming technology with its Centralised Self-Exclusion platform, backed by major government contracts and a robust growth pipeline.

Ainsworth Game Technology’s CEO Harald Neumann faces a setback as the Nevada Gaming Control Board recommends withdrawing his license application, prompting a board review of his role.

Novomatic AG has launched an unconditional $1.00 per share cash offer to acquire all remaining shares of Ainsworth Game Technology Limited, representing a 35% premium to pre-announcement trading prices. The offer runs alongside a terminated scheme of arrangement and comes with unanimous board backing.

Ainsworth Game Technology has formally cancelled its planned Scheme Meeting following the termination of its scheme transaction with Novomatic AG, while the Independent Board Committee continues to recommend acceptance of Novomatic’s $1 per share takeover bid.

Novomatic AG has terminated its proposed scheme for acquiring Ainsworth Game Technology but continues its unconditional $1.00 per share cash offer, which retains unanimous board support.

Ainsworth Game Technology has terminated its proposed scheme of arrangement with Novomatic due to insufficient shareholder support, yet the board still recommends accepting Novomatic’s unconditional $1 per share takeover bid.

Novomatic AG has launched an unconditional A$1.00 per share cash takeover offer for all remaining shares in Ainsworth Game Technology Limited, representing a 35% premium to pre-announcement prices. The offer runs alongside a previously announced scheme and comes with unanimous support from Ainsworth's Independent Board Committee.