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Betsson’s Q4 performance declines to €303.9M
In 2025, Betsson saw the impact of higher taxation, with Q4 performance showing group revenue falling by 1% from €306.8 million to €303.9 million.
Other indicators show sports betting revenue decreasing by 9%, but casino revenue rising by 3%. EBITDA dropped from €86.4 million to €69.3 million, a 20% fall, and operating income was down 24% from €70.2 million to €53.2 million.
Pontus Lindwall, the CEO of Betsson, said:
“Regionally, we saw continued good growth in Western Europe and Latin America, but a slowdown in the Nordic region and CEECA. B2C revenue continued to increase, thanks to successful product and marketing investments, while B2B revenue was lower than the comparison period last year. The decline was mainly due to one of Betsson’s B2B customers having lower revenue than in the corresponding period in the previous year.”
Regardless of the setbacks, the group highlighted improved KPIs as Betsson brands reached peak player activity with 1.4 million customers during Q4. The company is also looking to expand by purchasing Sportsbet.io and BitCasino from Yolo Group.
Lindwall added:
“Our strong financial position provides us with good conditions to invest in long-term, profitable growth and to deliver returns for our shareholders. Looking ahead, we are entering 2026 with a number of activities that provide good conditions for growth.”
Betsson is anticipating that the upcoming FIFA World Cup will help boost sportsbook revenue, as a record number of matches are expected to create betting opportunities.
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