Hacksaw revenue rises 28% in Q1 as profit reaches €45.5m
The supplier released 27 games during the quarter and added Connecticut to its regulated US market access.
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The supplier released 27 games during the quarter and added Connecticut to its regulated US market access.
The supplier maintained its 2026 adjusted EBITA guidance despite a new Colombia tax headwind expected to reduce revenue by about €4m.
Recent industry attention has turned towards the Curaçao Gaming Authority.
The figures represent increases of 41% and 134%, respectively, while the operator also managed to set a quarterly record in adjusted EBITDA after witnessing 81% growth to $60.2m.
Despite reporting a 2.7% net revenue increase for Q1 2026, the operator witnessed stagnant results from its Las Vegas segment, which generated just over $1bn during the quarterly period.
A Mississippi bettor associated with the scandal, Marves Fairley, is expected to plead guilty to felony charges after using non-public information to win bets on NBA matchups.
Total revenue for the quarter was €347m ($296.9m), up 11% year-on-year, while the company reported a €6m loss for the period.
Net gaming revenue was SEK 1.21bn ($130.3m), up around 0.5% from the same period last year, while operating profit rose by about 22.1% to SEK 326m.
Gaming and real estate segments contribute to first-quarter growth.
PDG is a wholly owned corporation of the Snuneymuxw First Nation, as revenue generated by Chances Maple Ridge will go toward supporting Nation-building and community priorities.