GVC Holdings has turned down offers from several parties interested in buying the businesses that it is acquiring as part of its £1.1 billion acquisition of Bwin.party.

The AIM-listed online gambling company won the battle to take over Bwin.party digital entertainment in the early part of September. It’s acquisition has yet to be approved by the GVC shareholders, but the company said it has already received inquiries from trade buyers about its intention to sell Bwin’s assets, The Telegraph reported.

The buyers were interested in Cashcade, which is Bwin’s bingo platform under the Foxy Bingo brand, according to the report.

GVC CEO Kenny Alexander also told the news outlet that there were bidders who were interested in the Kalixa payments processing business and several of Bwin’s U.S.-facing assets, but the talks only went as far as preliminary meetings.