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Amaya sells Chartwell and Cryptologic subsidiaries for $150 million cash

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MONTREAL – Amaya Inc. (TSX:AYA) has agreed to sell its Chartwell and Cryptologic subsidiaries for about $150 million cash to NYX Gaming Group Ltd. (TSXV:NYX).
It’s the latest sale of Amaya’s legacy assets since the Montreal-based company bought PokerStars last year.
The US$4.9-billion PokerStars deal is transforming Amaya into a global online gaming business.
Amaya says it expects the deal with NYX to close before the end of September, subject to financing and other conditions.
Under a six-year service agreement with NYX, Amaya will continue to work with the divested business units, which have about 300 casino-type games and a real-money gaming platform used by online casino operators.
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