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Bragg Gaming Group has formed a special committee to review strategic alternatives for the business, while the provider has reported an increased net loss of €5.0m (£4.3m/$5.4m) for 2023 despite an increase in revenue. Chaired by independent board member Don Robertson, the committee will now consider all strategic alternatives. This could include the sale of
Online gambling software provider Bragg Gaming Group has secured a B2B remote gambling licence in Gibraltar. The permit will allow Bragg to work with locally licensed operators in the British overseas territory. Entain, 888, William Hill and Bet365 are among the brands that hold licences in Gibraltar. Bragg said the new licence forms part of
Bragg Gaming Group has reported record revenue of €22.9m (£180.4m/$227.7m) for the first quarter of the year, an upward climb of 18.1% year-on-year. Yaniv Sherman, CEO of Bragg, said that the revenue was the result of expansion within certain markets, including North America and Europe. “We extended our momentum in the first quarter with the
Bragg Gaming has reported record revenue, gross profit and adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) in both its its full year 2022 results ended 31 December and its fourth quarter. Bragg’s revenue for the fourth quarter was €23.7m (£20.8m/$25.5m) a rise of 50.3% year-on-year, while revenue for the full year was €84.7m
