PlayAGS stock was delisted after a USD 1.1 billion buyout

PlayAGS stock was delisted after a USD 12.50 per share take-private deal completed on June 30, 2025. The transaction removed AGS from the NYSE and shifted the company from a public-market story to a privately owned gaming supplier.

Buyout ended the public listing

According to Edgechat, Brightstar Capital Partners announced the PlayAGS acquisition on May 9, 2024, and completed it on June 30, 2025. The cash consideration was USD 12.50 per share, while the transaction value was reported at USD 1.1 billion.

That sequence matters for investors searching for AGS in September 2026: the former ticker no longer represents an actively listed equity. Webull identifies PlayAGS as delisted in an update dated September 26, 2026.

Operating business keeps expanding

The company continues to develop gaming products outside the public market. In a release dated September 11, 2026, PlayAGS said its Bonus Spin Xtreme progressive platform had surpassed 1,000 unit installations across the United States.

The installation milestone covers a specific product rather than a public-company financial result. It nevertheless shows that AGS remains commercially active after the 2025 ownership change, with slot, table and interactive products still forming the companys operating footprint.

AGS status on September 30, 2026

For the stock itself, the decisive reference points are the USD 12.50 cash consideration and the June 30, 2025 completion date. AGS is therefore best treated as a delisted former NYSE security, while the operating business continues under private ownership.