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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 is reshaping its leadership team to support faster growth in its high-margin iGaming content business and an AI-focused strategy. The company appointed Morten Tonnesen as Chief Operating Officer and promoted Garrick Morris to Executive Vice President of Global Content, U.S. & Canada.
Bragg’s global content business grew 76% in Q4-2025 versus Q4-2024 and 69% for full-year 2025. Management is targeting an “AI-First” transformation by 2027, aiming for AI-enhanced features in over 90% of new product launches and AI embedded in more than three-quarters of operational workflows.
Bragg Gaming Group reported that its board approved a limited waiver of its trading blackout period to allow CEO Matevž Mazij to complete a private block sale of 1,039,000 common shares to a single purchaser at C$2.00 per share, for gross proceeds of C$2,078,000. The waiver was granted after Mazij requested liquidity to address urgent personal financial circumstances, and the board concluded the transaction was in the company’s and shareholders’ best interests and that he did not hold material non-public financial information, given previously announced preliminary 2025 results.
The sale was executed on February 26, 2026 by Mazij’s holding company, K.A.V.O. Holdings Limited, and the purchaser agreed to a non-disclosure agreement and a six‑month lock‑up on the shares. Following the transaction, entities controlled by Mazij hold 3,395,000 shares, reducing their stake from 17.70% to 13.55% of Bragg’s outstanding common shares, while his options and stock appreciation rights remain unchanged.
Bragg Gaming Group released a Form 6-K that includes a news update on its preliminary unaudited fourth quarter and full year 2025 results and outlook for 2026. The company expects its 2025 revenue and Adjusted EBITDA to fall within previously issued guidance ranges, indicating continued growth and a record year.
Management highlights increased revenue, higher Adjusted EBITDA and an ongoing shift toward higher-margin proprietary content, including expansion in Brazil, the United States and other emerging markets such as Historical and Live Racing and Prediction Markets. Bragg also plans to use its “Bragg AI Brain” to lower costs, support EBITDA growth and move toward sustained net profitability.
The update reiterates that all 2025 figures are preliminary, unaudited and subject to change, and emphasizes that 2026 guidance, expected results and market expansion plans are forward-looking and based on various operational and regulatory assumptions.
Bragg Gaming Group has extended its comprehensive Player Account Management platform and turnkey solution agreement with Senator Group, a leading online casino operator in Croatia, for an additional four years. Bragg will keep supplying its platform, extensive proprietary and aggregated casino games, Fuze™ player engagement tools, and fully managed marketing and operational services.
The deal strengthens Bragg’s position as a key iGaming supplier in Croatia and is anticipated to expand into other emerging markets. Bragg is also advancing its “AI-First” strategy through its Bragg AI Brain and collaboration with Golden Whale, using predictive modelling and hyper-personalization features to help operators align with Croatia’s proposed “moderate marketing” regulatory framework.
Bragg Gaming Group Inc. reported a strategic restructuring and the extension of a key commercial agreement. The company plans to cut approximately 12% of its global workforce, expecting about EUR 1.0 million in restructuring costs tied to personnel-related terminations in the first quarter of 2026 and targeting roughly EUR 4.5 million in annualized cash savings from staff reductions and other measures. Management states that this move is intended to improve the company’s overall cost structure, support EBITDA growth and shorten the path to sustained net profitability.
Separately, Bragg extended its Player Account Management agreement with Entain Plc, under which BetCity.nl will continue using Bragg’s PAM platform, casino content and sports betting products in the Netherlands for at least five months, through May 31, 2026. The company also cautions that these plans involve forward-looking statements subject to a range of operational, regulatory, market and execution risks.
Bragg Gaming Group filed a Form 6-K highlighting a new extension of its Player Account Management (PAM) agreement with Entain for the BetCity.nl brand in the Netherlands. Under this latest extension, BetCity.nl will keep using Bragg’s proprietary PAM platform, exclusive and aggregated online casino content, and sports betting delivery products for at least five months, through May 31, 2026.
The companies expect to continue discussing potential new agreements after that date, but there is no assurance any will be reached. Bragg’s CEO notes that the extension is intended to support BetCity.nl’s potential migration to Entain’s proprietary platform and is expected to materially contribute to Bragg’s reported revenues over the next few months as regular and migration services are delivered.
Bragg Gaming Group announced a strategic restructuring aimed at cutting costs and accelerating its path to sustained profitability. The plan includes reducing approximately 12% of its global workforce, with expected restructuring charges of about EUR 1.0 million for personnel-related termination costs in the first quarter of 2026 and anticipated annualized cash savings of roughly EUR 4.5 million.
The company is also launching an ambitious AI transformation, targeting an AI-first operating model by 2027. Bragg aims for AI-enhanced products to account for over 90% of all launches and expects more than three-quarters of its operational workflows to be impacted by AI. Management frames these actions as necessary to address regulatory complexity, tax pressures and market consolidation while preserving cash, driving EBITDA growth and achieving cash profitability.
Bragg Gaming Group is launching a major artificial intelligence push through a strategic partnership with Golden Whale Productions, a data-science specialist in iGaming. The deal is a key step in Bragg’s plan to become an AI-first company by 2027 and to build the “Bragg AI Brain,” a predictive engine embedded in its player account management platform.
Golden Whale’s Foundation models will power Bragg’s predictive intelligence layer, aiming to automate complex workflows, fine-tune player incentives, and deliver hyper-personalized experiences. Bragg expects platform clients to test AI-driven tools through proof-of-concept engagements, helping validate performance across its 30+ regulated markets.
The initiative focuses on forecasting revenue at 30-day, 90-day, and 1-year horizons and spotting player churn windows at 3, 7, 14, and 30 days, supporting targeted retention and reactivation campaigns. Golden Whale cites prior results of 140% accumulated growth acceleration over 12 months, 6%–20% campaign uplift, and a 20% reduction in bonus costs, which Bragg aims to mirror through this collaboration.