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Integrity Gaming Corp. V.IGAM

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"Integrity Gaming Corp is a provider of gaming equipment and project financing to owners, operators, and managers of casinos and other regulated gaming venues. The company focuses on U.S tribal gaming markets where it leases and distributes slot machines, electronic table games, casino, and bingo equipments."


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Integrity Gaming Corp. > Can a company buy back its SHARES ? ARTICLE
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Comment by SilverSaver333on Apr 13, 2016 11:36pm
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RE:Can a company buy back its SHARES ? ARTICLE

RE:Can a company buy back its SHARES ? ARTICLE Not only can a company buy back shares of their own company. It usually works out really well for anyone invested in the company. The only catch is the company needs the cash to actually buy back the shares and take them off the books. Also, by RB, do you mean RS?
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