
Tabcorp acquires BetMakers in $267M deal
- Tabcorp agreed to purchase BetMakers for an implied enterprise value of $267 million.
- The $0.24 cash offer represents a 45.5% premium for target shareholders over the previous close.
- The company stated the acquisition will upgrade its technology stack and deliver cost synergies.
Tabcorp (ASX:TAH) will acquire BetMakers (ASX:BET) for $0.24 per share, valuing the enterprise at $267 million.
The cash offer delivers a 45.5% premium to the previous closing share price of $0.165.
"The acquisition of BetMakers will accelerate our strategy across multiple areas," said Tabcorp CEO Gillon McLachlan.
Tabcorp stated that the integration is expected to generate $30 million in annual cost synergies.
Following the announcement, the Tabcorp share price was unchanged at $0.89, while BetMakers’ share price was $0.16.
The transaction bolsters the broader corporate strategy by securing an established international business-to-business platform.
Eligible target shareholders maintain the flexibility to receive up to 25% of their total consideration in stock.
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