Svenska Spel reported 2025 gaming income of SEK7.69bn, up 2% year on year, with growth in other business areas offsetting the loss from its land-based casino division. Online purchases rose 8% to SEK4.87bn, while the company proposed increasing its dividend to SEK1.8bn from SEK1.6bn.
Online purchases and other business areas offset the loss from casino closures, supporting Svenska Spel’s higher annual income.
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AB Svenska Spel issued a tender for IT and business consulting services in Sweden, reported by TED. The notice gives a value of 320,000,000 SEK and a submission deadline of 5 November 2026; the listed services include consulting, software development, internet and support.
Sweden’s Spelinspektionen said anti-money laundering regulations apply to land-based commercial casino gaming from 1 September, following the removal of a previous exemption. The regulator said covered licensees must assess risks, know their customers, establish procedures, train staff and monitor activity. A separate exemption from player registration remains in place.
Sweden’s ATG reported a 4% year-on-year fall in net gaming revenue to SEK1.3bn for the three months to the end of June 2026. Horse-racing NGR declined 7% to SEK936m, while casino NGR rose 10% to SEK177m; net profit fell 11% to SEK352m.
Svenska Spel recorded net gaming revenue of SEK1.96bn for the quarter ending 30 June 2026. Revenue grew 7% year on year as World Cup trading supported performance.
Sweden’s Spelinspektionen has begun inspections of licensees that use registered gambling agents to check whether agents continue to meet statutory suitability requirements. The authority said the reviews rely on the Swedish Gambling Act and its rules on anti-money laundering and countering terrorist financing; it will publish the results and any resulting decisions.