Acquiring Company
Fertitta Entertainment
Acquired Company
Caesars Entertainment
HoustonUnited StatesGamingHospitalityGamblingCasinoGamingHospitalityDescription
Caesars Entertainment will hold a special meeting on Sept. 22 for investors to vote on a $17.6 billion acquisition offer from Fertitta Entertainment Inc. The proposed deal values Caesars at $31 per share, requiring majority approval from shareholders. If successful, Caesars will become a privately held company.
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Who acquired Caesars Entertainment?
Caesars Entertainment was acquired by Fertitta Entertainment, based in Houston. The deal was reported on August 26, 2026. Fertitta Entertainment is a casino and hospitality group controlled by billionaire Tilman Fertitta. The company operates the Golden Nugget casino portfolio and has interests in gaming and restaurants. Fertitta Entertainment is privately held and operates in Gaming.
When did Fertitta Entertainment acquire Caesars Entertainment?
Fertitta Entertainment's acquisition of Caesars Entertainment was reported on August 26, 2026. Caesars Entertainment will hold a special meeting on Sept. 22 for investors to vote on a $17.6 billion acquisition offer from Fertitta Entertainment Inc. The proposed deal values Caesars at $31 per share, requiring majority approval from shareholders. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Caesars Entertainment do?
Caesars Entertainment, Inc. operates in the hospitality and entertainment industry, primarily focusing on providing exceptional experiences through gaming, hotels, and entertainment venues. It is publicly traded (CZR), operating in Gaming, and is based in United States.
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