Tremor jumps 10% after record first quarter performance
A look at the major movers on the London market on Tuesday
Shareholders in Tremor International Ltd (LON:TRMR) were shaking with excitement after a positive update.
The company, which specialises in software aimed at the advertising market, said it had turned in a record performance for the first quarter, which is traditionally a quieter period for the business.
Revenues jumped 96% to US$63mln while profits soared from US$0.5mln to US$27.5mln.
Tremor added that it was confident in its medium to long-term prospects and was well placed to benefit from the ongoing resurgence in the global digital advertising industry .
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Webis welcomes Rich Roberts as board member
9th April 2021
| By Conor Mulheir
Webis Holdings, owner of the advance-deposit wagering operator Watchandwager.com, has appointed Rich Roberts as an independent non-executive director of the company.
Webis said Roberts has extensive experience in the online sports entertainment industry, having spent time as a director of Sportech PLC, and successfully helped in building sports betting platform FaceOff in the US.
Roberts stood down from his role of president of digital for the US at Sportech in 2016, also resigning from the company’s board. He is currently a director of Webis’ Watchandwager.com brand, as well as of skill-based real-money game developer Papaya Gaming.
Off to the races: Horse racing’s role in US gaming expansion
| March 30th 2021 @ 17:00 - March 30th 2021 @ 18:00
Is the US sitting on a goldmine? With a bill to regulate fixed odds betting on horse racing making its way through the New Jersey legislature, could this lead to similar developments in other states? And considering the widespread interest in politics and cultural events, could offering odds on these markets generate significant returns?
Moderator: Jake Henson, COO, BetMakers
Speakers: