Gambling.com Group reported third-quarter 2025 revenue of $39m, up 21% year on year, and lowered its full-year outlook. The company now expects about $165m in revenue and $58m in adjusted EBITDA, citing continued search-quality problems and higher traffic-diversification costs.
The reduced outlook gives investors a lower revenue and adjusted EBITDA forecast for 2025.
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Gambling.com Group reported Q4 2024 revenue of $35.3m, a 9% increase year on year, and net income of $7.9m, up 24%. The company said full-year revenue rose 17% and forecast 2025 revenue of $170m-$174m; it also reported completing the $80m purchase of Odds Holdings on 1 January.
Gambling.com Group Limited, listed on Nasdaq as GAMB, has changed its name to Grandstand Limited, the company announced. Its ordinary shares will trade on the Nasdaq Global Market under a new ticker symbol from the market open on 23 July 2026. The company said the new name captures its evolution into the intelligence layer of sports, gaming and entertainment.
It was reported that Gambling.com Group changed its corporate name to Grandstand and Nasdaq ticker to GRSD on 23 July 2026. Gambling.com will continue operating as a consumer comparison website.
J.P. Morgan analyst Dan Politzer said a potential acquisition of Caesars by Tilman Fertitta remained subject to significant hurdles and was reportedly still several weeks away. Analysts also reviewed Gambling.com’s first-quarter performance, Monarch Casino Resorts’ growth options and Brightstar Lottery’s results and 2026 guidance.
Gambling.com Group said its AI-first restructuring will reduce its workforce by 25%, with annualised savings estimated at US$13 million. The company also reported a 5% fall in marketing revenue, while the article linked pressure on organic search traffic and regulatory changes to industry-wide acquisition challenges.