Bragg Gaming Group

Bragg Gaming reported a 12% revenue decline to €22.9m in Q2 2026 but maintained adjusted EBITDA at €3.5m and increased the adjusted EBITDA margin to 15.4%. Growth in proprietary content in North America (+44%) and cost reductions offset revenue losses in some European markets. Management withdrew its annual guidance after completing the acquisition of Drayton International and expects annualized savings of €10.5m from the restructuring beginning in Q4 2026. Investors reacted positively — the share price rose after the results — while liquidity and integration risks were cited as key challenges. » Mere på de.investing.com

Bragg Gaming reports nearly flat Q1 2026 revenue of €25.7m (+0.6% y/y), but cut its net loss by 55% to €1.2m and raised adjusted EBITDA to €4.0m (margin 15.7%). The operating loss improved by 18% thanks to cost management and efficiency measures. Management confirms the full-year guidance (revenue €97–104.5m; adjusted EBITDA €16–19m) and is pursuing a strategic shift toward proprietary content and AI-powered solutions; effects of the Drayton International acquisition are not reflected in the guidance. » Mere på de.investing.com

Super Technologies brings the Superbet brand into the regulated Greek iGaming market, using Bragg Gaming as its technology and content provider. Bragg supplies its Remote Games Server (RGS) and the aggregation platform HUB, which gives access to content from partners such as Playson, Wazdan, IGT, Synot and Spribe. The offering combines sports betting with iGaming content; Super Technologies has built a presence in Athens over the past 12 months. » Mere på de.investing.com