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Italy's Lottomatica to Merge with Spain’s Cirsa in All-Share Deal (LTMGF:OTCMKTS)

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Lottomatica’s all-share merger with Spain’s Cirsa creates a top publicly listed gaming & betting firm.

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The operation will create the second largest listed gambling and sports betting operator in the world

·Madrid, Spain
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Lottomatica and Cirsa Enterprises bet companies have concluded an agreement for an equity merger that will keep the new entity listed both in Italy and Spain. Lottomatica, listed on the Milan Stock Exchange, informed this Wednesday that Cirsa shareholders, based in Barcelona, will receive 0.668 new shares of Lottomatica for each paper held. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the material and register.

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The shareholders of the Spanish company will receive 32.5% of the resulting group and an extraordinary dividend of 262 million before the closing Lao, the richest Andalusian in Catalonia

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The Italian Lottomatica and the Catalan Cirsa have agreed their merger to create one of the largest listed groups in the world in the field of gambling and betting, a transaction entirely in shares that will keep Rome as headquarters but that will keep a second headquarters of Cirsa in Barcelona. The operation will be articulated by a merger by absorption of Cirsa by Lottomatica. Cirsa, which debuted on the stock market in July 2025, will cease …

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Operation with cash synergies of 115 million per year. Blackstone thus becomes the first shareholder of the Italian group, which meanwhile slides on the Stock Exchange

·Turin, Italy
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Blackstone will be listed as a majority shareholder with 24% of the capital of the resulting entity, which will result in a sports betting giant.

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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