GBP 4.79-0.31%close on 3 November 2026
Entain is a London-listed sports betting and gaming group headquartered in London, which moved from the FTSE 100 to the FTSE 250 at the September 2026 index review, formerly GVC Holdings, operating more than twenty-five brands including bwin, Ladbrokes, Coral, Sportingbet, PartyCasino, partypoker, Gala Bingo, Foxy B... Full profile
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Entainis one of 25 listed gambling companies in the iGT 25, iGaming Times’ market-cap-weighted index of the sector, and carries 3.07% of it at the last rebalance in the operator bucket. Since the index base date of 19 September 2025 the shares are -44.68% in GBP. Consumer-facing sportsbooks, online casinos and land-based venues. Weights are market capitalisation in US dollars, capped at 15%, and recomputed every trading day; read the methodology.
Entain is number 13 of 25 in the iGT 25 by weight, with a market cap of $4.1bn. Its shares are -37.50% year to date, the 20th best of the 25 constituents against a median of -14.18% for the index and -14.18% for its 13 operator stocks. At GBP 4.79 it trades 39.2% below its 52-week high of GBP 7.89 and 16.6% above its low of GBP 4.11.
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