Bragg Gaming Group reported revenue of €26.1m for the second quarter of 2025, a 5% increase. The available text provides no further results or guidance details.
Bragg’s reported revenue growth provides investors a quarterly trading signal, but the available text gives no further results or guidance.
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Bragg Gaming reported second-quarter revenue of €24.9m, up 0.5% year on year, and said it was a quarterly record. Adjusted EBITDA fell 23.8% to €3.6m, while gross profit declined 10.3% to €12.4m; CEO Matevž Mazij attributed the decreases to a change in product mix and expressed confidence in growth into 2025.
Bragg Gaming Group appointed Morten Tonnesen interim chief executive with immediate effect, while Matevž Mazij moved into a strategic adviser role, the company said. Tonnesen, Bragg’s chief operating officer since March 2026, will oversee daily operations and report to the board; Mazij will advise on strategy and stakeholder relations without operational duties.
Bragg Gaming Group said Matevž Mazij stepped down as chief executive on 6 November, with chief operating officer Morten Tonnesen taking over on an interim basis. Mazij will become a strategic adviser, while Bragg is due to report third-quarter 2026 results on 13 November.
Bragg Gaming Group CEO Matevž Mazij stepped down on 6 November, with chief operating officer Morten Tonnesen taking over temporarily, according to the company. Mazij will become a strategic adviser without day-to-day management responsibilities.
It was reported that Bragg Gaming Group appointed Matt Davey as its next board chair. The current chair is due to step down.
BGaming partnered with Bragg Gaming Group to distribute its games to operators in Spain, the Netherlands and Peru, the companies said. The rollout includes Bonanza Billion, Fruit Million and Wild Cash x9990 in Spain and the Netherlands, and Gemhalla, Aztec Clusters and Aviamasters in Peru.