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Nevada Gaming Control Board approves Golden Entertainment going-private deal

Deals & M&A

The Nevada Gaming Control Board approved Golden Entertainment’s proposed move to private ownership, according to the report; the Nevada Gaming Commission is due to consider it on 23 April. Shareholders approved the deal the previous week, which is expected to close in the second quarter at $30 per share. The transaction includes Golden’s operating assets and seven casino properties, while its gaming taverns are excluded from VICI Properties’ deal.

The proposal would change Golden Entertainment’s ownership and divide its casino operating and real-estate assets among the named parties.

End-of-day close VICI Properties (VICI), USD, to 22 May 2026
Story date23 February 202622 May 2026

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Vici Properties NYSE: VICI

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 1.07bn10-Q filing 0001705696-26-000120

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