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EVOK (Evoke Pharma, Inc.) is no longer actively trading.
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Evoke LON: EVOK reported stable first-half revenue and lower adjusted EBITDA as increased gaming duties, particularly in the U.K., added a £46 million year-on-year cost headwind. Management said mitigation efforts, including more efficient marketing, cost savings and retail estate changes, offset more than half of the impact during the period.
Evoke PLC (LSE:EVOK), the gambling group that owns William Hill, 888 and Mr Green, has agreed to a £243 million all-share takeover by Bally's Intralot, the Athens-listed lottery and gaming operator, sending its shares 16% higher to 46.45p. The recommended offer values Evoke at 52p per share and includes a partial cash alternative.
Evoke shareholders will be entitled to receive 0.537 new Intralot shares for each Evoke share. The deal is expected completed the deal by the first quarter of 2027.
William Hill UK owner Evoke said on Friday it had agreed to be acquired by Bally's Intralot S.A. in a recommended all-share deal valuing the company at about £243 million ($326.23 million).
William Hill owner Evoke PLC (LSE:EVOK) has confirmed it is in talks about being taken over by Greek-US lottery and gambling outfit Bally's Intralot. The bookmaker said a proposed offer valuing the group at 50p per share is being discussed, via an all-share combination, alongside a partial cash alternative.
William Hill UK and 888 owner Evoke confirmed on Monday that it is in talks with Greek lottery and gaming firm Bally's Intralot regarding a takeover proposal at 50 pence-per-share, valuing the betting group at 225.3 million pounds ($303.88 million).
William Hill owner Evoke PLC (LSE:EVOK) posted an update revealing that the past quarter was its strongest of the year, driven by gaming growth across all divisions. The bookmaker, which put itself up for sale last month after a rise in gambling taxes in the Budget, reported revenues of roughly £464 million for the fourth quarter, up 7% compared with the previous quarter but down 3% year-on-year.
Deutsche Bank has downgraded Evoke PLC (LSE:EVOK) and Rank Group PLC (LSE:RNK) to 'hold' from 'buy', slashing price targets as it reassessed the European gaming sector ahead of 2026. Evoke saw the sharpest cut.