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business Raketech has entered into an agreement to divest its non-core US tipster and subscription business, following a strategic review.

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In July 2024, Raketech divested its US offline advisory sales operations as part of a shift towards a more scalable, digital business model. Following further strategic review, the company has now reached an agreement to divest its remaining US tipster and subscription assets.

Those assets include brands such as Winnersandwhiners.com, Picksandparlays.net, and Statsalt.com.

Total consideration for the deal amounts to €1.25m, with €450,000 payable at closing, expected by the end of June, a further €350,000 to be paid after nine months, and the final €450,000 after 18 months.

The consideration is fixed and unconditional.

Financial impact

According to Raketech, the assets have a combined book value of approximately €1m, resulting in a recorded gain of around €0.3m for Raketech in Q2 2025.

That gain will be offset, however, by US tipster-related operational losses of around €0.5m incurred during the quarter, as well as disposal-related advisory fees totalling €0.2m. 

Monthly cost savings post-closing are anticipated to reach around €150,000.

Raketech said it maintains its presence in the US, primarily within the sub-affiliation sector, delivering traffic to operators and offering commercial deals to publishers through AffiliationCloud.

“AffiliationCloud is now at the core of how we operate, and we continue to focus on our growth drivers, including the Entrepreneurial partnerships within Affiliation Marketing, and the expansion of our Publisher Networks and exclusive commercial operator deals within SubAffiliation,” said Raketech CEO Johan Svensson. 

“This divestment s our strategic focus on the company’s platform-first approach and our commitment to financial discipline by discontinuing operations in areas outside our key commercial strengths.”

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