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In a surprising twist, 888 Holdings, a prominent figure in the iGaming industry, has announced plans for a sweeping rebrand, signalling a new era for the company.
This revelation comes alongside the release of its financial performance for the fiscal year 2023, which paints a mixed picture of growth and challenges.
Despite a 25% drop in earnings, 888 Holdings is gearing up for a significant overhaul.
The company reported an adjusted EBITDA of £308.3m for FY23, showcasing a substantial increase from the previous year.
Revenue surged to £1.70bn, reflecting significant growth, while the net loss narrowed to £56.4m.
CEO Widerström, a seasoned executive with a track record in the industry, expressed confidence in the company's trajectory, emphasizing the importance of their new Value Creation Plan and strategic initiatives.
The decision to rebrand to "Evoke plc" marks a bold step for the company, aiming to better align with its multi-brand operating model.
This move, pending shareholder approval, underscores 888's commitment to innovation and adaptation in a rapidly evolving market landscape.
Despite challenges in specific segments and regions, including compliance changes in dotcom markets, 888 remains optimistic about its future prospects.
The company's focus on operational excellence and cost-saving measures, coupled with a revamped marketing strategy, sets the stage for sustained growth and profitability in the years to come.
With revenue projections for Q1 2024 between £420m and £430m, 888 Holdings is poised to embark on this new chapter with determination and resilience.
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