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Acquisitive bingo operator Top Ten Holdings has lifted annual profits to £2.4 million pre-tax and plans an internet service.
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AIM-listed bingo and social club operator Top Ten holdings announced that another round of bid talks, this time with an as yet undisclosed party, have now come to a fruitless end.
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As foreshadowed here, bingo operator Top Ten Holdings has announced profits up 29.5 per cent to £1.6 million and is buying Westvale Leisure for £5.35 million.
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Expansionist bingo club operator Top Ten Holdings, which has doubled interim profits to £1 million pre-tax, says it is negotiating a significant further acquisition in the north of England and looking for acquisition opportunities in the south-west, writes Robert Tyerman.
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Top Ten, the UK’s third biggest bingo operator chaired by Sir Aubrey Brocklebank, has warned it will not hit full-year profit targets. It has blamed new gambling industry rules and the impact of the English smoking ban.
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Bingo may seem staid compared with online gaming but Graham Kerr, new chief executive of Top Ten, is determined to set pulses racing at the UK’s third biggest operator.
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In an age of internet betting, bingo clubs might seem an anachronism. Not so. They remain a key part of the social fabric in many towns in Britain and, if the changes to the gambling laws pan out as now indicated, they are set to remain so. As Top Ten Holdings is proving, they can also be made to generate real growth for shareholders.
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Along with the FTSE 100, which has surged triumphantly past its 4,000-point resistance level, Aim has breached a landmark of its own over the past month, breaking the 620-point barrier by moving up seven per cent to 626.1.
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