Peru’s Mincetur has granted Bragg Gaming a B2B licence, the company said. Bragg said operators will be able to access its casino games through its Bragg HUB platform when Peru’s online market launches.
The licence allows Bragg to offer its platform and games to operators entering Peru’s online market.
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Bragg Gaming Group appointed Morten Tonnesen interim chief executive with immediate effect, while Matevž Mazij moved into a strategic adviser role, the company said. Tonnesen, Bragg’s chief operating officer since March 2026, will oversee daily operations and report to the board; Mazij will advise on strategy and stakeholder relations without operational duties.
Bragg Gaming Group said Matevž Mazij stepped down as chief executive on 6 November, with chief operating officer Morten Tonnesen taking over on an interim basis. Mazij will become a strategic adviser, while Bragg is due to report third-quarter 2026 results on 13 November.
Bragg Gaming Group CEO Matevž Mazij stepped down on 6 November, with chief operating officer Morten Tonnesen taking over temporarily, according to the company. Mazij will become a strategic adviser without day-to-day management responsibilities.
Bragg Gaming Group withdrew its 2026 financial guidance after revenue for the three months ended 30 June fell 12% year on year to €22.9 million. Adjusted EBITDA was €3.5 million, while net loss widened to €2.9 million. The company said it withdrew its outlook because it lacked sufficient operating history for the combined business following its Drayton International acquisition.
Bragg Gaming reported Q2 2026 revenue of €22.9 million, down 12%, while its net loss widened to €2.9 million.
TaDa Gaming said Peru’s Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism approved it before the company’s debut at the Peru Gaming Show 2026. The provider said 15 certified titles are available in Peru, with more games planned; it also announced a launch with Apuesta Total through distribution partner Bragg Gaming.