32Red Ends Shirt Sponsorship Deal With Swansea

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Gambling company 32Red and England football club Swansea have ended their shirt sponsorship deal after four years. 

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Vice-chairman, Leigh Dineen, said: "I'd like to place on record the club's enormous thanks for the support that 32Red has given us over the last four years.

"They have been a pleasure to deal with and played an important factor in our progress.

"I feel we have some exciting opportunities in the market place and have agreed to conclude the agreement with 32Red one year early and on friendly terms."

32Red released its 2012 financials this past week, reporting and increase in total revenue to £32.1 million, which was up 28 percent from its 2011.  The company’s earnings also rose by 23 percent, hitting £3.4 million in 2012.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

 

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