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Evening Standard
Henry Saker-Clark

Lottery firm Allwyn valued at £9.6 billion after Czech owner sells part of stake

Allwyn is set to press the button on a long-delayed technology upgrade this summer that will see retailers unable to take ticket sales for 36 hours (Alamy/PA) -

Czech tycoon Karel Komarek’s investment vehicle has sold a stake in Allwyn in a deal valuing the National Lottery operator at 11.2 billion euros (£9.6 billion).

Allwyn said central European investment fund J&T Arch has snapped up a 4.27% stake in the business from Mr Komarek’s KKCG business, which remains the majority owner.

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