It’s the kind of performance that has left Light & Wonder chief executive Matt Wilson wondering what’s next. Nearly two years have passed since the Nasdaq-listed company took a secondary listing on the ASX. Since then, its Australian shares have almost doubled, and the gaming group now sits comfortably in the ASX 100 index.
For the past few months, Wilson has been talking to shareholders about whether Light & Wonder’s future is solely on the ASX or as a dual primary listed stock. “Migrating more of the stock to the ASX so we’re directly in comparison with our obvious major competitor, Aristocrat, makes a lot of sense,” Wilson tells The Australian Financial Review.
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