Bragg Gaming to buy Drayton International in US$9 million all-share deal

PUBT · 1d ago
Bragg Gaming to buy Drayton International in US$9 million all-share deal
  • Bragg Gaming agreed to acquire Drayton International, making Drayton a wholly owned subsidiary.
  • Deal value set at USD 9 million, paid entirely in 4,500,000 newly issued Bragg common shares at a deemed USD 2 price.
  • Closing expected five business days after conditions are met or waived, subject to a long-stop date of Nov. 10, 2026.
  • Bragg plans to appoint Matthew Davey as non-executive chairman at closing.
  • Most sellers face a 24-month lock-up with staged releases; 500,000 shares held by Tekkorp Consolidated unlock after four months.


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