London based online gambling company Lottoland is considering to get listed in London.
It is said to have been discussing the idea of gaining a public exchange listing with an investment bank Peel Hunt.
Reportedly, Lottoland, set up in 2013 by German entrepreneur David Von Rosen is considering a stock market float at over £1bn ($1.4bn).
Additionally, the company is also weighing its options to go public with with a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC).
Lottoland was launched in UK in 2016 and made headlines for carrying out the world’s largest online gambling payout when it paid out €90m to a customer in Berlin, as reported by Gambling Insider.
Lottoland obtained ISO 27001 certification, and on this occasion CEO Nigel Birrell said: “We are really pleased to have been awarded our ISO 27001 certificate. It shows how seriously we take our commitment and investment in regards to training, processes and systems, to ensure that we securely manage all of our data.”