888 Holdings shares were down 2.7% to 170.4p in early morning trading on Thursday, following a reported £690 million in revenue and £109 million EBITDA generated by the company for the twelve months ending 28 February 2022.

The group confirmed William Hill brought in £1.3 billion in revenue and £238 million in adjusted EBITDA for the financial period.

888 Holdings commented that the performance of both businesses largely reflected a constitution of trends outlined in its 29 April 2022 prospectus, with the impact of retail reopening and positive performances across a slate of regulated countries offset by closure in the Netherlands and the effect of additional safer gambling measures in the UK Online sectors of its business.