ATG reported H1 2026 results – see more details:

• ATG tracked total revenue of SEK 2.9bn (ca. EUR 263m) in H1 2026, down 1% year-on-year.  Net gaming revenue declined 2% to SEK 2.5bn (ca. EUR 227m). Operating profit, however, increased by SEK 16m (ca. EUR 1.4m) to SEK 687m (ca. EUR 62m) as the group reduced costs.
• Horse racing, ATG’s largest gaming segment, recorded a 4% decline in net gaming revenue. Sports betting revenue fell 7%, while casino moved in the opposite direction with growth of 15%. ATG said trading weakened during the second quarter after a stable start to the year.
• “We are not satisfied with the revenue development, but it is positive that despite lower net gaming revenue we can improve the result,” said ATG CFO Lotta Nilsson. She linked the improvement to the group’s ongoing efficiency measures. ATG H1 2026 operating margin increased to 24%, compared with 23% a year earlier.
• Operating costs excluding gambling tax fell by SEK 27m (ca. EUR 2.4m) to SEK 1.6bn (ca. EUR 145m). ATG paid SEK 607m (ca. EUR 55m) in gambling tax during the six-month period. The parent company reported profit before transactions with owners of SEK 998m (ca. EUR 90m), equal to 35% of group revenue.
• ATG had around 1.4 million active customers during the period, unchanged from H1 2025. Its Danish subsidiary increased revenue by 19%, contrasting with the decline at group level.
• ATG (AB Trav och Galopp) is a Swedish gambling operator offering horse racing, sports betting and casino games online and through around 1,400 retail outlets. The company is fully owned by the Swedish trotting and thoroughbred racing sectors.

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