Intercasino Parent Company to List on London Stock Exchange

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The parent company of one of the oldest online casinos, Intercasino.com, seeks to get listed on the London Stock Exchange, a move it says will boost its valuation.

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Intertain, which also operates botemania.es, is listed in Toronto and is valued at around 800 million Canadian dollars ($607 million).

Intercasino.com has been on the Net now for 20 years.

"We believe that a London Listing will result in a fuller and more appropriate valuation of Intertain's business, as these strategic initiatives are a key part of a range of initiatives intended to significantly realign Intertain's share price with the company's fundamental business results and prospects," said Chairman Neil Goulden.

A London listing will bring Intertain closer to competitors 888 Holdings PLC, which is looking to bid on the UK’s largest bookmaker, William Hill.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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