The online gambling operator Mr Green started trading of its shares on the Nasdaq Stockholm market, becoming the 76th company that got listed at the main Nasdaq’s Nordic markets in 2016. The official start of trading was given as planned on November 30th.
The Senior Vice President and Head of European listings at Nasdaq Adam Kostyál welcomed the Stockholm-based company to the main market of Nasdaq, saying that the company would be one of the greatest additions to the operators included in the consumer services sector.
Mr. Kostyál congratulated the company for the listing and added that the gambling operator was another great example of an online gambling company which has chosen the platform of the Nasdaq Stockholm as a leverage to generating future growth.
The online gambling company which runs its operations in the UK under a license granted by the local regulatory authorities was established almost a decade ago, in 2007. Mr Green currently holds operations in 13 countries around the world, with its headquarters and technical development in Stockholm, and core operations based in Malta. It is known as a reliable operator which has always been focused on providing its customers with a variety of qualitative gaming options to bring excellent experience.
The Chief Executive Officer of Mr Green Per Norman commented on the company’s situation, saying that the online gambling operator had launched its new technology platform earlier in 2016. He also revealed that had already started with the implementation and delivery of the company’s new business strategy. In addition, he expressed his surety that the customers would like the new appearance of Mr Green.
Mr. Norman shared he was very happy and proud with the company’s organisation and explained that he looked forward to the upcoming changes within the company.
Earlier in November, the governance of the company revealed that it intended to change the operator’s main listing as a logical step for Mr Green as far as the company’s long-term goals and growth were concerned. In addition, the company’s trading of shares on the main Scandinavian market of Nasdaq would be helpful for the operator to follow its strategy for generating further growth on a global scale and would help it attract more investors.
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Olivia Cole
