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Wednesday 22 July 2009 8:00 pm

Sportingbet ditches Italia

By: admindrupal

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ONLINE gaming company Sportingbet yesterday said it was dumping its Italian business due to a tightly regulated local market which restricted expansion plans.

Sportingbet said it sold the business to the local management team for a nominal consideration, but did not give details of the deal.

The sale of Sportingbet Italia will reduce the company’s cash balance by £1.6m it said. The group yesterday said it was confident of achieving full-year forecasts and that it expected a £7.1m charge from the sale of its loss-making Italian operations.

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