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Brunswick Group handles William Hill as the British bookmaker receives takeover offers from Apollo Global Management and Caesars Entertainment.
The operator of about 1,600 betting shops in the UK announced Sept. 25 that it is discussing the proposals with the respective parties but warns there is no certainty that any deal would take place.
William Hill has targeted the US, which currently generates about eight percent of its revenues, as a major growth market.
Since the Supreme Court legalized sports betting in 2018, 14 states have established regulated betting.
William Hill already is exclusive sports betting operator for Caesars Entertainment and has digital content deals with ESPN and CBS Sports.
Brunswick's Andrew Porter, Fiona Micallef-Eynaud, Craig Breheny and Chris Buscombe handle William Hill.
Throughline Global Advisors represents Principal Mineral as it acquires Conductive Group, manufacturer of advanced materials for the aerospace, telecommunications and electronics sectors.
Trump Media & Technology Group posted a $238M Q2 loss on $1.7M in revenues. That performance compares to a $20M loss and $883K revenues in the 2025 comparable quarter.
The Brand Amp represents Archer Aviation as it acquires Boeing’s $200M flying-taxi operation in return for a 20 percent stake in the Silicon Valley startup.
Amsterdam’s CFF Communications handles Accell Group as Europe’s No 1 e-bike and No. 2 bicycle maker declares insolvency after failing to find a buyer.
Randy Sinclair, who rose to lead investor relations at Chevron during an 11-year run, will move to Northrop Grumman on Aug. 10 as VP-IR.
