Sky Sells Controlling

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Sky sells controlling stake in gambling division in deal worth £800m A total of £800m is believed to be the amount spent by CVC Capital Partners in purchasing the Sky Bet business a firm that was owned by Sky. The deal also includes the Oddschecker an Odds comparison business. Stipulated in the deal, Sports Betting Sky was awarded with 20% possession of the shares as well as having a member in the business board. It will also get £600m cash when the two firms comes into terms with extra £120m to be paid but this will depend on the recital of Sky Bet in the market.

Sky and CVC depended on advises from Goldman Sachs and Sports Betting OC&C Strategy Consultants respectively. The firm claimed that the selling of Sky Bet was to meant for sports betting the creation of a room for thee operations to be carried out by the newly developed pan-European pay-TV. The Sky Company is also expected to retain its identity as Sky once the finalization of the agreement license is complete.