Kambi has appointed Michelle Unsworth as chief people officer, responsible for its global people strategy. The company said her remit includes talent acquisition, leadership development and employee experience; Unsworth was most recently vice-president of people at Veriff.
The appointment adds an executive responsible for Kambi’s global workforce strategy and people functions.
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Allwyn announced agreements with Kambi to develop a proprietary sportsbook platform and plans to acquire the remaining 30% of Instant Win Gaming. The Kambi agreements provide Allwyn with a perpetual global source-code licence and services, for consideration of €50 million over three years to 2029; about half is expected in 2027.
Allwyn announced agreements with Kambi Group to develop its own sportsbook platform and plans to buy the remaining 30% of digital instant-game supplier Instant Win Gaming (IWG). The platform is intended for online and retail betting.
Allwyn is reportedly planning to bring its sportsbook in-house after agreeing a source-code arrangement with Kambi. The operator also reportedly announced a deal to acquire IWG’s remaining shares.
Allwyn announced agreements with Kambi to develop an in-house sportsbook platform and plans to acquire the remaining 30% of Instant Win Gaming (IWG). The Kambi deal includes a global perpetual source-code licence and payments totalling €50 million over three years to 2029; Allwyn expects the approximately $120 million (€107 million) IWG acquisition to complete in the first quarter of 2027.
Allwyn has agreed with Kambi to build its own betting platform and plans to acquire the remaining 30% stake in Instant Win Gaming (IWG) for approximately $120m (€107m). The deals will give the operator more control of its betting technology and digital lottery content, making it less dependent on external suppliers.
Kambi chief executive Werner Becher attributed rising black-market activity in Brazil to government action. He said the supplier was roughly a year from moving to 100% AI trading.
Kambi reported adjusted EBITA of €7.9 million for Q3 2026, up from €3 million a year earlier, and net profit of €3.4 million versus €1 million. The company said revenue rose 23%, while network betting stakes increased 3%; it attributed growth to World Cup matches, new partners and currency movements. Kambi now expects full-year adjusted EBITA of about €26 million.