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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Bragg Gaming Group Inc T.BRAG

Alternate Symbol(s):  BRAG

Bragg Gaming Group Inc. is an iGaming content and turnkey technology solutions provider serving online and land-based gaming operators with its content and technology. Its suite of iGaming products and services, commercial relationships and operational licenses allow it to offer a complete gaming solution in regulated online gaming markets globally. Its suite of products includes a player... see more

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Bragg Gaming Group Inc > Normal Course issuer bid?
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Post by Renaissanceman1 on Jul 15, 2022 10:51am

Normal Course issuer bid?

I'd like to get the opinion of this board as to whether Bragg should start to buy back shares of the company. Here's why I think it would be a good idea. 

1) shows the market that the company has confidence in the stock
2) no trading volume causing price to be undervalued
3) we are cash flow positive - not taking into account the depreciation 
4) company needs to focus on current acquisitions (spin & wild streak) so need to purchase another company not near term
5) best possible place to put cash on hand to yield a return (buy at $5.50 so that they are in a position to do a private placement in future at increased price)

Thoughts?

Comment by Liquidything on Jul 15, 2022 11:21am
Repurchasing shares is typically done when a company has excess capital on hand and no positive present value projects available. Its a way to distribute excess cash to shareholders, in the same way a dividend does. For an early days tech company like Bragg to repurchase shares would be highly unusual and would actually signal negatively to the market that management is out of ideas. Now if the ...more  
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