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Breaking News: Amaya Considers London, New York for Secondary Listing

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Reuters

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Jul/06/2014

Breaking News: Amaya Considers London, New York for Secondary Listing

(Reuters) - Canada's Amaya Gaming Group Inc is working towards a secondary listing, either in London or in New York, the online gambling company's head told the Times on Saturday.

The company was weighing the benefits of a dual listing, but had not finalised which city it would be in, the daily quoted Chief Executive David Baazov as saying.

Amaya Gaming could not immediately be reached for a comment outside of regular business hours.

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