Game over for Plarium as Aristocrat cashes out
Aristocrat Leisure (ASX:ALL) has announced the sale of its mobile gaming subsidiary, Plarium Global, to Sweden’s Modern Times Group for up to US$820m.
Read MoreAristocrat Leisure (ASX:ALL) has announced the sale of its mobile gaming subsidiary, Plarium Global, to Sweden’s Modern Times Group for up to US$820m.
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Read MoreShareholders in gaming machine group Aristocrat Leisure (ASX:ALL) will receive a higher interim dividend of 36 cents per share after the company reported a 9% rise in after-tax earnings to $711 million for the six months ending on March 31.
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Read MoreAristocrat Leisure (ASX:ALL) reported an impressive 24% surge in net profit to over $1.2 billion in the 12 months ending in September, resulting in a 23% increase in dividends for shareholders.
Read MoreFour days before its interim result, gaming machine company Aristocrat Leisure has made another attempt to get deeper into the online real money gaming business.
Read MoreGaming group Aristocrat lifted returns to shareholders in the year to September after reporting a strong rise in revenues which saw net earnings top $1bn for the first time.
Read MoreShares in Aristocrat Leisure managed to ride out Thursday’s battering after the gaming company revealed a solid rise in revenues, earnings and dividend for the six months to March.
Read MoreThe broker’s $44 target price attributes $40.50 to the underlying business and $3.50 to M&A upside. Outperform rating retained.
Read MoreThe broker reinitiates with a Buy rating and a target price of $44.00.
Read MoreThe Outperform rating is retained and the target price decreases to $45.00 from $49.00.
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Read MoreA disappointing sales report on Thursday saw shares in online retailer Cettire fall more than 20%, while poker machine giant Aristocrat suffered a setback to its expansion plans.
Read MoreOutperform rating and $49 target price are retained.
Read MoreShares in poker machine giant Aristocrat Leisure dipped 3.6% yesterday despite the company confirming that underlying net profit jumped more than 80% for the year to September 30.
Read MoreBuy rating retained. Target is raised to $55.00 from $44.40.
Read MoreThe Outperform rating and target price of $5.30 are retained.
Read MorePoker machine and technology group Aristocrat Leisure is asking shareholders for $1.3 billion to help fund a massive $5 billion purchase of UK-listed global gambling software group Playtech.
Read MoreOutperform rating maintained. Target rises to $50.30 from $44.25.
Read MoreShares in gaming machine maker Aristocrat Leisure rose slightly yesterday after investors gave their interim result the thumbs up, especially for the return to interim dividends.
Read MoreBuy rating retained. Target is raised to $42.50 from $35.50.
Read MoreBrokers have walked away from Aristocrat’s recent investor briefing incrementally more confident the company will emerge post-covid in a stronger competitive position
Read MoreThe company has noted that slot machine industries in Australia and the US have recovered beyond original hopes and turnover through its machines is above pre-pandemic expectations. Credit Suisse retains an Outperform rating. Target is raised to $38.00 from $34.50.
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Read MoreAristocrat Leisure has almost doubled its statutory net profit to $1.4 billion thanks to the recognition of a $1.1 billion deferred tax asset, giving the wrong impression that the poker machine manufacturer’s coffers were overflowing despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreFirst-half net profit was down -13% to $368m but Macquarie envisages a path for net profit to exceed $1bn in FY22, supported by gains in market share, both in land-based games and digital.
Read MoreThe end of its financial year might be September 30 and a long way away, but the chances of Aristocrat Leisure paying a dividend for the final half of the current year is very much up in the air, despite the strong rebound in the share price in the past two months.
Read MoreWhile recovery for the land-based business of Aristocrat Leisure is likely to be gradual, brokers assess there is more than enough liquidity in the business.
Read MorePoker machine and electronic game maker, Aristocrat Leisure will cut staff numbers and other costs and has suspended its interim dividend to counter the growing negative impact on its finances from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreBased on the latest data, the broker estimates Aristocrat Leisure’s social gaming and casino app revenue has grown by 10-15% year to date. Total social gaming revenue is estimated to be up 90% year on year in February and 50% year to date.
Read MoreYesterday saw a host of downgrades and other poor news from ASX companies of all sizes – all understandable in the current terrible investment climate as the combination of the coronavirus pandemic and the idiotic price war in oil between Russia and Saudi Arabia wreck market confidence and share price.
Read MoreAristocrat Leisure has built a strong track record and brokers found little to dislike about the company’s FY19 results. The focus is now on a promising digital strategy.
Read MoreShares in poker machine maker Aristocrat Leisure surged yesterday (in a very weak market) after confirming another year of strong growth.
Read MoreData suggest Aristocrat achieved 23% US ship-share in the Sep Q, up from 20% and in line with UBS forecasts.
Read MoreConfidence in the existing game portfolio and operating momentum supports assumptions for the company’s land-based business, Credit Suisse suggests. The broker values the stock on the assumption the company’s predilection to invest will uphold an expanded market share.
Read MoreAfter a review of Aristocrat forecasts, the broker has decided digital, which currently represents some 28% of profit, may have reached an inflection point. Better growth is expected from FY20 and beyond supported by recent Social Casual releases and improvements in Social Casino.
Read MoreGame installation data in NSW have revealed Aristocrat Leisure has suffered a -35-40% decline in volumes and captured 55% ship share, its lowest share since 2015. NSW accounts for about half of Australia’s gaming machine shipments.
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