Inspired Entertainment is considered a strong buy at $6.70, with a medium-term price target between $17 and $19, and potential upside to $22–$24. The company's asset-light B2B iGaming and Interactive segments are driving margin expansion, with digital operations now contributing 52% of adjusted EBITDA and Q4 Interactive EBITDA growth exceeding 40%. Leverage is expected to decrease to about 2.7 times adjusted EBITDA by fiscal year 2027, supported by strong free cash flow and disciplined capital allocation despite challenges from UK tax changes. Additionally, Inspired's new lottery SaaS platform, STRATA, is showing early traction in the Dominican Republic and offers significant growth potential, though it is not yet included in official guidance.
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