Hacksaw Gaming said it plans to launch an IPO on Nasdaq Stockholm before the end of June, subject to market conditions and final exchange approval. The offering is expected to comprise existing shares, while the company reported 2024 revenue of €137 million and first-quarter 2025 revenue of €45.0 million.
A planned IPO could give Hacksaw access to public-market investors, subject to conditions and exchange approval.
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Hacksaw Gaming released Le Darkchaun, a slot game, on 25 October 2026. The game has a stated maximum win of 15,000 times the bet and a return-to-player rate of 97.52%.
Hacksaw Group launched a B2B prediction markets platform on 15 October, letting partners integrate prediction markets into their offerings. The Malta Gaming Authority had approved an extension of Hacksaw's B2B Critical Gaming Supply Licence to cover Type 3 Gaming Services. The launch follows a preliminary update projecting Q3 revenue of €57.5m–€58.5m, growth of 11–12%.
Reportedly, Hacksaw Gaming released Moneyplane on 7 September 2026, entering the crash game category. The game offers five return-to-player settings between 92% and 98%, allowing operators to select their preferred version.
Hacksaw Gaming has launched Moneyplane, its first crash game. The game uses the supplier's Bail2Win format and allows payouts of up to 10,000 times the player's stake. Players share each flight and decide when to cash out before a crash.
Reportedly, Pragmatic Play has stopped licensing its games to US sweepstakes and social casinos. The supplier was named days earlier in a lawsuit against Stake.us in California, where it had supplied about a third of the site's game portfolio. Evolution and Hacksaw Gaming have also withdrawn titles from California sweepstakes platforms.