GiG Q1 2026 results reflected stable trading during the first quarter, with revenue remaining close to last year’s level. The company also continued work on cost reductions and AI integration across its business. Management reiterated full-year guidance and said revenue growth is expected to accelerate in the second half of 2026.

• GiG reported Q1 2026 revenue of EUR 9m, compared to EUR 9.1m in the same quarter last year. The company said underlying revenue growth reached 9% year-on-year. Adjusted EBITDA came to €0.2m with a 2% margin.
• The company continued its cost-saving programme during the quarter. GiG expects the measures to deliver EUR 4.5m in annualised savings during FY 2026. The impact is expected to become visible from Q2 2026 onwards.
• GiG signed a new platform and sportsbook migration agreement with Jupiter Gaming to expand its UK presence. The company also launched four new brands year to date, including several tied to Jupiter Gaming. Management said commercial activity remained strong with existing and new partners.
• GiG continued rolling out AI initiatives across its operations during the quarter. The company said the technology is being used to improve efficiency, client support and product development. CEO Richard Carter described the strategy as an “AI-first approach”.
• Post period-end, GiG agreed a new revolving credit facility of up to €3m to support growth and working capital needs. The company also confirmed partner LuckyDays is preparing to enter Alberta’s regulated online gaming market. GiG reiterated its FY 2026 guidance of EUR 44m-48m revenue and EUR 10m-13m adjusted EBITDA.

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