GiG Software reported Q3 2025 revenue of €9.7m, up 31% year on year, and adjusted EBITDA of €1.2m, compared with a €1.1m loss a year earlier. The company said it signed five commercial agreements during the quarter, including a technology-services contract with a European lottery, and received €11m from a directed share issue.
The results provide investors with updated revenue, profitability, cash and commercial-contract figures.
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GiG Software reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of €8.5m, down 12%, according to the company report. The available article text provides no further detail.
GiG Software reported a 12% fall in revenue to €8.5m for Q3 2026, the company said.
GiG Software’s chief financial officer departed with immediate effect, according to a report dated 2 November 2026. The company is searching for a successor, the report said.
Reportedly, GiG completed a €16.4m transaction through GiG Software Plc on 1 October 2026, taking 80% ownership of African betting and gaming operator 888AFRICA. GiG paid €6.1m on completion and will pay €10.3m in instalments over the following 10 months.
PowerPlay said it secured $15m from Discerning Capital and PVX Capital through their House Advantage Fund. The operator said it will use the financing to accelerate player acquisition and strengthen its brand in Ontario.
Gaming Innovation Group reported a €5.22m after-tax loss for the first quarter, with revenue of €9m and adjusted core earnings of €200,000. The company said it is targeting €4.5m in annual cost reductions and moving clients from Alira to its CoreX platform. GiG maintained full-year revenue guidance of €44m to €48m and forecast core earnings of up to €13m.