Robert Antokol decides: Playtika will not be sold; record in the reports

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Gaming company Playtika announced that it will continue to operate as an independent public company, after examining, among other things through Morgan Stanley, "value unlocking" including a sale of the company. According to Globes, the process ended without a deal. According to Bizportal, the company also examined other strategic moves.

In the third quarter Playtika recorded revenues of about $674 million and an all-time record adjusted EBITDA of $252 million, according to Ice. According to Globes, the company reported a profit of about $40 million. According to Bizportal, revenues barely moved, the number of payers fell and the flagship game Bingo Blitz continues to lose altitude, while the stock rose 8% before trading.