After the havoc wreaked on share prices across the world during the first quarter of 2020, there was some welcome respite for the gaming industry as the gloom began to lift in April.
Having recorded a 24 per cent drop in their combined share prices during Q1 as the coronavirus pandemic went global, the 50 publicly-listed operators and suppliers that make up the Gaming Intelligence Stock Index saw their combined share prices increase by 36 per [...]
