Aspire Global to stop trading in Nasdaq Stockholm
Aspire Global is going to stop making trades on Nasdaq Stockholm after being acquired by NeoGames for 423.5 million dollars.Earlier this year NeoGames announced a public...
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NeoGames plans to takeover Aspire Global
After NeoGames' application for a takeover, Aspire Global is going to try to exclude its common shares from the Nasdaq’s list. The news comes after NeoGames announced...
NeoGames is prolonging the acceptance time for Aspire Global
NeoGames ended their bid to the shareholders for buying Aspire Global and prolonged the contract’s time of acceptance until June 14th. Back in January NeoGames applied to...
Aspire Global has revenue growth for Q1 2022
As stated by chief executive officer Tshashi Maimon, Aspire Global is going to merge with NeoGames for 410 million euros; they had a good performance for Q1 2022. Aspire...
Beter and Aspire Global cease business deals with Russia
Aspire Global ended its partnership with Russian National Lottery, while Beter decided to terminate its business deal with Russia.iGaming solutions provider notes that...
Pariplay names Hendricks as Wizard Games studio’s COO
Pariplay, owned by Aspire Global, has expanded its team by naming Deane Hendricks as its Wizard Games studio chief operations officer.Hendricks, who formerly worked for...
BtoBet to release sportsbook for Polish BestBet24
BtoBet, an Aspire Global-owned sportsbook provider, will be releasing a new sportsbook for BestBet24, a Polish operator, according to a recent agreement. BestBet24 will...
Pariplay names Bandamenta as new commercial officer
Pariplay, an Aspire Global trademark, has named Enrico Bradamante as its newly appointed commercial officer.Bradamante has nine years of industry expertise, including...
Aspire Global sells its B2C operations to Esports Technologies in 75.9-million-dollar deal
Online wagering property – Esports Technologies, has bought out online casino platform provider – Aspire Global’s B2C operations in a 75.9-million-dollar deal.
