NorthStar Gaming Holdings reportedly increased first-quarter revenue by 32% to CA$7.8 million. The report identifies the company as a Canadian betting and gaming operator.
NorthStar’s first-quarter revenue growth gives investors a measure of the Canadian betting and gaming operator’s performance.
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Ontario's Securities Commission issued NorthStar Gaming a failure-to-file cease trade order, preventing trading in its securities in Canada. The company had not filed audited statements for the year ended 31 December 2025 after its auditor withdrew a report covering 2024; the order remains in force until the required filings are submitted.
NorthStar Gaming said it plans to cut general and administrative expenses by about CA$3 million this year, with most of the measures already implemented. Management is also pursuing efficiencies in advertising, vendors and services, while the revised expense run rate is expected to be fully reflected from 2027.
NorthStar Gaming said Michael Moskowitz has left his roles as CEO and chair. The company appointed co-founder Corey Goodman as interim CEO and elected Dean MacDonald as chair; board member Barry Shafran also resigned, with no replacement named.
NorthStar Gaming dismissed chairman and chief executive Michael Moskowitz and appointed Corey Goodman as interim CEO and Dean MacDonald as chairman. Goodman is the company’s chief development officer and general counsel, while MacDonald has served on its board since 2023. Director and audit committee chair Barry Shafran also departed immediately; the company said it was seeking a new independent director.
RubyPlay partnered with NorthStar Gaming to add RubyPlay and Koala Games titles to NorthStar’s casino platform in Ontario, the companies said. NorthStar’s Dean MacNeil said the content would broaden its offering; RubyPlay’s Eyal Loz said the partnership would expand its reach in the province.