By Adam Ulick | February 18, 2008

European online gaming conglomerate Unibet Group plc went public today (Monday) with the prospectus for their €100 million bond which was issued on 21 December, 2007. Unibet intends to complete their listing of the bond on the Retail Bond list at the OMX Nordic Exchange Stockholm by tomorrow.

The prospectus is currently available in Swedish on the company’s website: unibetgropplc.com. It can also be read at Unibet’s office address: The Plaza Complex Level 5, Bisazza Street, Sliema SLM15, Malta.

Unibet was founded in 1997 and is listed on the OMX Nordic Exchange in Stockholm. The company is one of the largest privately-owned gambling companies in Europe and provides services in 20 languages. Its customer base has now exceeded the 2 million mark and they have players logged on to their sites in more than a hundred countries. They are currently a member of the European Gaming and Betting Association, the Remote Gambling Association in the UK and is certified by G4 which is also known as the Global Gaming Guidance Group. They were the egaming sportsbook of the year in 2006 for continuously providing customers with excellent service for a variety of gaming options.

Customers who are members at Unibet can choose to wager on a number of sporting events, poker games, horse racing, over a dozen virtual games which they have created for the enjoyment of their clients, an all new web based scratch card similar to the lottery, another dozen or so skill games that can only be found on their site and they even have an option for mobile betting.

The future of Unibet as a public company will almost surely prove to be a successful venture for investors.  

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