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Lucy Legh, Stephen Malthouse   About Playtech Founded in 1999 and premium listed on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange, Playtech is a technology leader in the gambling and financial trading industries with over 6,400 employees across 24 countries. Playtech is the gambling industry's leading technology company delivering business intelligence driven gambling software, services, content and platform technology across the industry's most popular product verticals, including, casino, live casino, sports betting, virtual sports, bingo and poker. It i...

Investegate, Challenging backdrop hits Playtech revenue by BFN News From InvestEgate

11 March 2021 | 09:47am StockMarketWire.com - Playtech has announced a 25% fall in its 2020 revenue to €1.07 billion amid a 'challenging backdrop'. It said its financial performance for the year had been 'resilient' with an adjusted EBITDA of €310.0 million, driven by Finalto in the first half of the year, and Core B2B and Snaitech in the second. Mor Weizer, CEO at Playtech, said: 'We are particularly pleased with the excellent progress we have made in the US market, launching with bet365 and Entain in 2020, and signing milestone agreements with the Greenwood companies in 2021 to license...

Playtech revenue down in 2020 as retail closures hit B2B and B2C segments 11th March 2021 | By Daniel O'Boyle Playtech saw revenue decrease 25.1% to €1.08bn (£924.8m/$1.29bn) as retail closures due to Covid-19 had an impact on both the supplier’s business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) operations. Playtech’s revenue was made up of close to an even split between B2B and B2C operations, as B2B revenue was down 10.7% to €494.8m and B2C revenue dropped 33.8% to €596.3m. €12.7m was removed through intersegment eliminations. Breaking B2B revenue down further, €413.0...

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