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Bragg Gaming Group Inc. filings document a Canadian foreign issuer that reports in the United States through Form 6-K submissions and annual financial materials. The records include news-release exhibits, audited consolidated financial statements, management discussion and analysis, financial results announcements, meeting notices and common-share voting security details.
BRAG disclosures cover its iGaming content and platform technology business, including proprietary and aggregated casino games, Bragg HUB distribution, RGS technology, PAM systems and player-engagement products. The filing record also documents share capital, convertible debt, warrants, share-based compensation, goodwill and intangible assets, loans and leases, related-party transactions, financial instruments, segment information, taxes, contingent liabilities, governance updates and share ownership matters.
Bragg Gaming Group Inc. reported lower Q2 2026 revenue and continued losses while improving margins and cash generation. Revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026 fell 12% to EUR 22.9m, mainly from the roll-off of legacy Netherlands platform contracts and softer performance in other markets. Gross profit declined to EUR 11.8m with a 52% margin. Q2 operating loss was EUR 1.9m and net loss EUR 2.9m (loss per share EUR 0.11).
Despite this, Q2 Adjusted EBITDA was EUR 3.5m, unchanged year over year, and Adjusted EBITDA Margin rose to 15% as headcount reductions and lower bad debt expense cut selling, general and administrative costs by 14%. For the first half of 2026, revenue decreased 6% to EUR 48.5m, operating loss was EUR 3.4m and net loss EUR 4.1m, while Adjusted EBITDA held at EUR 7.5m with a 16% margin.
Operating cash flow in the first half was a positive EUR 5.7m, but cash and cash equivalents declined to EUR 3.3m as the company invested EUR 7.0m mainly in software development and repaid debt, leaving loans payable of EUR 2.8m. Subsequent to quarter end, Bragg closed the all-share acquisition of Drayton International for approximately EUR 7.69m, completed a EUR 1.1m private placement with attached warrants, renewed its revolving credit facility for one year, and announced workforce reductions totaling about 19% of staff, targeting EUR 10.5m in annualized cash savings. Given the Drayton integration and limited combined history, management withdrew its previously issued 2026 revenue and Adjusted EBITDA guidance.
Bragg Gaming Group Inc., a Canadian corporation, filed a Form D for a new exempt offering of equity securities under Rule 506(b) of Regulation D. The offering relates to common shares issued to U.S. shareholders of Drayton International in exchange for their Drayton shares.
The total offering amount is $3,222,042 USD, all of which has been sold, with $0 USD remaining. The company states that no cash consideration was paid; the dollar amount represents the deemed aggregate value of the common shares issued in the exchange. Reported finders’ fees are $0 USD. The notice is signed by the CFO, Robbie Bressler.
Bragg Gaming Group Inc., a leading iGaming content and platform technology provider, announced it will release its second quarter 2026 financial results before the market opens on August 13, 2026. A conference call to review the results and provide a business update is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time, featuring Chief Executive Officer Matevž Mazij and Chief Financial Officer Robbie Bressler.
Participants can join via international and local dial-in numbers, using Conference ID 781376648, or listen through a live webcast that will also be archived in the Investors section of the company website. Bragg develops casino games, the fuze™ real-time behavioural intelligence tool, the bragg hub aggregation platform, and bragg PAM, and is licensed and operational in 30+ regulated markets across the U.S., Canada, Latin America, and Europe.
Bragg Gaming Group Inc. completed the acquisition of all issued and outstanding securities of Drayton International for US$9,000,000, paid entirely in 4,500,000 common shares. Certain former Drayton shareholders are locked up for up to 24 months, with 25% of their shares released at 12, 15, 18 and 24 months. The deal expands Bragg’s reach in regulated U.S. sports betting and horse racing, including entry into the Advance Deposit Wagering market and access to additional proprietary game content through Drayton’s studio equity interests.
In connection with closing, 751,445 subscription receipts issued at US$1.73 each were automatically converted into an equal number of common shares and non-transferable warrants. Each warrant is exercisable into one common share for 36 months at an exercise price of US$2.16, subject to acceleration. These securities are subject to a Canadian statutory hold period of four months and one day and a four‑month lock-up, and are restricted under U.S. securities rules. Bragg also obtained lender consent from Bank of Montreal and renewed its senior credit facility for another year on existing terms.
On governance, Matt Davey has been appointed Non-Executive Chairman effective at closing and, through Tekkorp Capital, holds approximately 10.09% of Bragg’s issued and outstanding common shares on a non-diluted basis. Holly Gagnon steps down as Chair but remains a director, while Matevz Mazij resigns from the board after not receiving a majority of votes for re-election and continues as Chief Executive Officer.
Bragg Gaming Group Inc. filed a Form 6-K announcing a further restructuring aimed at improving its cost structure and accelerating its path to sustainable cash generation. The company plans to reduce its global workforce by approximately 19%, which is expected to generate about €6 million in additional annualized cash savings once fully implemented.
These new measures are incremental to the approximately €4.5 million in annualized savings from a strategic restructuring announced on January 8, 2026, bringing total expected annualized savings to roughly €10.5 million. Bragg expects to incur about €0.6 million in personnel-related termination costs in the second half of 2026 tied to today’s actions. Management describes the company as becoming leaner and more focused on its core technology, content and platform products within the global iGaming market.
Bragg Gaming Group Inc., a Canadian corporation, is conducting an exempt securities offering under Regulation D Rule 506(b). The company reports $449,999 USD in securities sold and an additional $561,848 USD representing the maximum potential exercise price of related warrants.
The offering includes equity, options or warrants, and securities issuable upon exercise, as well as subscription receipts exchangeable for one common share and one common share purchase warrant. Each warrant is exercisable for one common share at $2.16 for 36 months. This is a new notice, with the first sale on 2026-06-22, and disclosed finders’ fees are $0 USD.
Bragg Gaming Group Inc. closed a non-brokered private placement of 751,445 subscription receipts at US$1.73 each for aggregate gross proceeds of approximately US$1,300,000. The receipts and proceeds are held in escrow and depend on conditions tied to the company’s planned acquisition of Drayton International.
Once these conditions are met, each subscription receipt will convert into one common share and one non-transferable warrant. Each warrant allows the holder to buy one share at US$2.16 for 36 months after the transaction closes, with a potential early expiry if the share price trades 25% above the exercise price for 15 consecutive days. Net proceeds are intended primarily for general corporate and working capital purposes, and all securities are subject to Canadian hold periods, U.S. transfer restrictions, and a four-month post-closing lock-up for participating insiders.
Bragg Gaming Group has completed a non-brokered private placement of 751,445 subscription receipts at US$1.73 each, generating approximately US$1.3 million in gross proceeds. Each subscription receipt will convert into one common share and one warrant once specified escrow release conditions tied to the Drayton International acquisition are met.
Each warrant allows investors to buy one share at US$2.16 for 36 months after the transaction closes, with a potential early acceleration if the share price trades 25% above the exercise price for 15 consecutive days. Proceeds will primarily support general corporate and working capital needs, and all securities are subject to hold periods and transfer restrictions.
Insiders including the CFO, COO and a director participated in the offering, and gaming investor Matt Davey subscribed for 115,607 subscription receipts. Following completion of the Drayton transaction and this financing, he is expected to own about 10% of Bragg’s outstanding shares on a non-diluted basis.
Bragg Gaming Group Inc. held its annual shareholder meeting, where investors voted on director elections and auditor appointment. Most nominees were strongly supported, with Holly Gagnon, Mark Clayton, Thomas Winter, Donald Robertson and Aaron Baryoseph each receiving clear majorities of votes cast for their re-election.
Director nominee Matevž Mazij received 44.33% of votes for and 55.67% against, failing to achieve a majority. Under Bragg’s Majority Voting Policy, he has offered to resign and will remain on the board until his resignation is accepted, a successor is named, or up to 90 days. Shareholders also re-appointed MNP LLP as auditors with 99.71% of votes in favor.
Bragg Gaming Group Inc. is calling its annual general meeting of shareholders for 10:00 a.m. (Toronto time) on June 18, 2026 in Toronto. Shareholders of record at the close of business on May 6, 2026 are entitled to receive notice and vote.
Routine business includes electing six directors, with CEO Matevž Mazij standing for re-election, and re-appointing MNP LLP as auditor. As of the record date, 25,574,284 common shares were outstanding, and Matevž Mazij, through K.A.V.O. Holdings Limited, beneficially owned 3,395,000 shares, or 13.28%.
The circular outlines Bragg’s executive pay philosophy, combining salary, annual cash bonuses and long-term equity incentives. An omnibus equity incentive plan reserves up to 3,965,000 shares, and senior leaders have employment or consulting agreements with performance-based bonuses, change-of-control protections and non-compete and non-solicit covenants.