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Juroszek affiliates lift Gentoo Media stake to 56.49% through €50m share issue

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Entities affiliated with Mateusz and Tomasz Juroszek acquired 91,928,663 newly issued Gentoo Media shares, raising their combined stake to about 56.49%. Gentoo raised €50m through the share issue to refinance bonds worth €91.5m due in December 2026, the source reported.

Mateusz and Tomasz Juroszek have increased their Gentoo Media holding to about 56.49% by acquiring 91,928,663 additional shares, according to the report.

The family had been involved with the business since its days as Gaming Innovation Group (GiG). In 2023, they raised their GiG stake to 11.08%, becoming its biggest individual investors. They supported GiG when it split into separate businesses in 2024. Gentoo Media emerged after GiG divested its affiliate and media business. BetPlay Capital has been a principal financial backer of Gentoo since its foundation.

Entain bought the Juroszek family's 70% holding in STS in 2023. Mateusz Juroszek later took a seat on the Entain CEE board. Earlier this year, Entain announced plans to wind down Entain CEE and sell its joint-venture stakes to EMMA Capital.

End-of-day close Gentoo Media (G2M), SEK, to 10 November 2026
Story date28 September 202610 November 2026

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Latest reported results

Gentoo Media Nasdaq Stockholm: G2M

Quarter ended 30 June 2026

Revenue
EUR 22.9m
Operating income
EUR 6.6m

Entain LSE: ENT

Financial year ended 31 December 2025

Revenue
GBP 5.26bn
Operating income
GBP 495.7m

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