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Opportunities, an eye on India and hope in UK: three talking points from Entain's trading update
Entain chief executive Jette Nygaard-Andersen
Entain released a trading update for the first quarter of 2023 last week in which the parent company of Ladbrokes and Coral was able to detail a strong start to the year. Here are three talking points from the announcement.
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Entain has been busy when it comes to acquisitions, completing five deals in 2022 across Europe and in Canada and adding sports media business 365scores in recent weeks.
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