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Bragg Gaming plans to cut 19% of its workforce in AI transformation

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Bragg Gaming Group said it plans to reduce its global workforce by 19% in the second half of the year as part of its AI transformation. The company expects annual savings of about €6 million and termination costs of roughly €600,000. Chief executive Matevž Mazij said the measures continue a workforce reduction announced in January, when Bragg cut 12%.

Operators and investors can assess how Bragg’s workforce reductions support its AI transformation and expected savings.

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Bragg Gaming NASDAQ: BRAG

Quarter ended 30 June 2026

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EUR 22.9m

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