Shares in Ladbrokes owner GVC plunged nearly 12 per cent after it said it was being probed by the taxman. The gambling group told investors that HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is looking into 'potential corporate offending' at its former Turkish arm. It sent shares tumbling by 11.7 per cent, or 102p, to 770p, wiping more than Ј600million off its market value.
Isle of Man-based GVC sold Headlong Limited, its Turkish online business, in December 2017 ahead of its Ј4billion takeover of Ladbrokes Coral. The firm was bought by Ropso Malta in a deal that would have seen GVC continue to receive some cash. However, that arrangement was later waived by the British business, Turkey istanbul Lawyer in order to speed up the approval of its takeover of Ladbrokes. The sale also marked GVC's shift away from so-called 'grey' gambling markets that are untaxed or unregulated. Alexander said at the time: 'As the group evolves, our focus is increasingly on regulated markets and markets where we believe there is a realistic path to regulation.' HMRC declined to comment.
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