Swedish gambling operators post 5.1% turnover rise for Q2
Sweden's gambling regulator reports that licensed operators generated SEK 7.4bn in turnover between April and June, with online gambling and betting driving most of the growth.
Sweden's gambling regulator reports that licensed operators generated SEK 7.4bn in turnover between April and June, with online gambling and betting driving most of the growth.
The original tax reduction policy aimed to make Estonia a more attractive destination for online gambling operators.
Slot machines accounted for the largest share of the market while live games recorded the fastest growth.
Retail turnover was subject to a slight rise with online declining and rising operating costs depleting overall results.
The supplier has reported downturns across the board in comparison to last year's H1, with some improvements made in comparison to H2 2025.
Statutory net profit increased 26.5% to AU$46.3m, while the operator's EBITDA margin expanded by 140 basis points to 16.4%.
Macau operator reported stronger profitability after completing its transition to a fully direct-managed casino portfolio.
The new revolving facility replaces the operator’s existing $500m senior secured revolving credit facility, originally scheduled to mature during November 2029.
Chubut's Chamber of Deputies has ordered the province's top court to detail the legal status of a shuttered casino operator's assets, as laid off workers continue waiting for severance payments.
The Danish asset investment firm's capital and voting stakes now sit at 8.31%, down from 15.1%.