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BetMakers Technology Group launches a $13.5 million equity raise to fund the acquisition of Las Vegas Dissemination Company and strengthen its financial position amid improving operational metrics.

BetMakers Technology Group has raised A$12.5 million through an institutional placement and plans a further A$1 million via a Share Purchase Plan, positioning itself for strategic expansion and debt repayment.

BetMakers Technology Group reports solid Q3 FY25 financial gains alongside a strategic binding agreement to acquire Nevada’s LVDC, expanding its global racing technology footprint.

Streamplay Studio Limited has had its ASX trading suspension lifted following a significant announcement about a new agreement with a gaming platform, signaling renewed investor interest.

Reef Casino Trust reported stable 2024 financial results with steady distributions, while confidential takeover proposals from two groups are under board review. Operational challenges include rising regulatory costs and inflationary pressures.

BetMakers Technology Group reports a strong FY25 trading update, driven by enhancements to its Apollo racing suite and preparations for the GTX wagering platform launch, signaling robust momentum heading into FY26.

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.

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.

Ainsworth Game Technology forecasts a stable profit before tax of around $14 million for H1CY25, buoyed by Australian market gains and steady North American revenue despite challenges in Latam/Europe. The company also backs a major acquisition proposal by Novomatic AG.

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.