Unibets CEO Petter Nylander under suspension of detention awaiting extradition to Paris

Unibets CEO Petter Nylander under suspension of detention awaiting extradition
to Paris

At today's' Court hearing, which took place at 15.00 in Amsterdam, the judge
decided that Unibet's CEO Petter Nylander should stay in detention. However he
has been transferred from the detention center at Schiphol airport to a hotel in
Amsterdam, where Petter Nylander will await transportation to French authorities
in Paris.
Unibet's CFO and Deputy CEO Ragnar Hellenius has been in contact with Petter
Nylander who after the circumstances is doing well. Ragnar Hellenius comments: 

”I am very pleased to confirm that I have spoken to Petter over the phone. He is
now together with our lawyers at a hotel in Amsterdam. Under the circumstances,
we had of course wanted this process to be faster and that Petter had been
transferred to Paris immediately. We take for granted do hope that when Petter
finally is on French soil, the judge will release him very soon without charge.
Petter is obviously very tired and the detention has not been pleasant. He is
still in the good mood and wants to be released in order for him to join his
family.”














For more information:
Inga Lundberg, Investor Relations	+44 788 799 6116
Ragnar Hellenius, Deputy CEO	+44 784 167 3517

About Unibet
Unibet was founded in 1997 and is an online gambling company listed on OMX
Nordic Exchange in Stockholm. Unibet is one of the largest privately-owned
gambling operators in the European market and provides services in 20 languages
through www.unibet.com. Today, Unibet has more than 1.8 million customers in
over 100 countries. Unibet is a member of the EGBA, European Gaming and Betting
Association, RGA, Remote Gambling Association in the UK and is certified by G4,
Global Gaming Guidance Group.

More information about Unibet Group plc can be found on www.unibetgroupplc.com