Tuesday, November 1, 2022, 7:58 AM
Playtech’s chief finance officer will be leaving at the end of the month “personally”.
The gambling software company announced in a statement that Andrew Smith (CFO and CEO) will be leaving his post on November 28.
Brian Mattingly, President, Playtech He said In a statement: “Andy has played a critical role in the company, helping to guide the business through the pandemic including achieving record semi-annual performance in the first half of 2022, and leading the recent successful refinancing of Playtech’s external debt in light of the upcoming bond. Maturity
Chris McGuinness will succeed him in both of his positions at the London-listed company.
McGuinness joined our company in 2017. He was previously Head of Corporate Strategie at Temenos, and qualified as an accountant with Deloitte.
The following is a list of six months ending June 30, gambling developer It reported adjusted EBITDA of 178 million pounds (€203.8 million), up 64 per cent from last year’s levels.
The company’s revenues rose by 73 per cent to 792.3 million Euros, while its adjusted profit after taxes increased to 94.3 Million Euros.
Playtech stated that it is confident about its future prospects despite the financial and political turmoil.
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