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The Pullins Report - Gaming Company with Ohio Ties Sold at Premium

As just reported in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, mega gaming company Penn National Gaming has agreed to be acquired for nearly $9 billion in cash. Penn National owns and operates Argosy casino, near downtown Cincinnati and the Toledo Raceway Park.

While Ohio politicians continue to place roadblocks into expanded gaming in Ohio, Wall Street continues to value this sector highly. The deal here calls for payment of a 31% premium over the stock's latest closing price along with the repayment of nearly $3 billion in Penn National debt.

Scott Pullins, Esq.
Publisher,
The Pullins Report

The Pullins Group LLC, the publisher of this newsletter, tracks legislation and provides expert analysis to private sector clients on Ohio gaming issues.


Reader Comments
  
Voters are clear
By Midwestmom Jun 15th 2007 at 1:59 pm EDT
The voters in Ohio have been very clear.

NO Gambling!!!!
  
Not all Gambling...
By Lisa Renee Jun 15th 2007 at 4:24 pm EDT
Toledo Raceway Park as well as other gambling venues have been around for quite some time, Toledo Raceway Park has had horse racing since the early 1960's. Ohioans may be opposed to most slot type gambling, especially when it was involved with something like Learn and Earn.

Thank you Scott for posting this, being here in Toledo it has not hit the news yet and it could very well have an impact on Toledo Raceway Park.
  




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