OPAP plans investment after €200m bond issue
| By iGB Editorial Team
Greek gambling company OPAP is to push ahead with its internal investment strategy after securing a €200 million ($215.7 million) bond issue.
Greek gambling company OPAP is to push ahead with its internal investment strategy after securing a €200 million ($215.7 million) bond issue.
In a statement, OPAP said it will use funds from the issue to expand its video lottery terminal business, as well as upgrade its lottery and gambling networks.
OPAP will commit €72 million to improvement in its IT infrastructure, while €25 million will be used to expand its VLT network and €20 million for installing new self-service betting terminals.
The company said its shareholders have given their approval to the plans, adding that funding parties have offered the operator access to twice the investment.
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