Spread Research - IGT - Weak 4Q16, long-term prospects still solid

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IGT - Weak 4Q16, long-term prospects still solid

IGT, the worldâ€™s largest lottery company, reported surprisingly weak 4Q16 results with yoy organic sales down 2% to $1.3bn and EBITDA dropped 6% to $422m.

18/04/2017 2 EN

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Spread Research is France's first Rating Agency, registered by ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority) and a leading European Independent Credit Research firm, founded in 2004 and based in Lyon, France. Our experienced team offer key research services using a wide range of investment strategies and research methodologies for the High Yield, Emerging Markets, Convertibles and Loan Markets.

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IGT - Weak 4Q16, long-term prospects still solid

Gamenet 2q18 - sport payout change offsets regulation impact, goldbet to boost profitability

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