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Lottomatica advances Cirsa merger, with compensation rights for dissenting shareholders

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Lottomatica said Cirsa shareholders who vote against the proposed cross-border merger will be entitled to surrender their shares for appropriate compensation under Spanish law. Lottomatica shareholders will have no equivalent withdrawal right, and the transaction requires approval at the Italian company’s meeting on 23 November. The proposed board expansion is conditional on completion.

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The proposed merger sets different exit rights for shareholders of the two gambling companies and remains subject to a vote.

End-of-day close Lottomatica (LTMC), EUR, to 3 November 2026
Story date7 September 20263 November 2026

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Lottomatica Euronext Milan: LTMC

Quarter ended 30 June 2026

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EUR 563.6m
Operating income
EUR 117.9m

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