Bragg Gaming Group is adjusting its structure as it looks to reduce costs and steady the business. The changes come at a time of growing regulatory and financial pressure across several markets. The Bragg strategic restructuring is aimed at improving short-term performance.

• Bragg will cut around 12% of its global headcount. The company expects restructuring costs of about EUR 1.0m in the first quarter of 2026, mainly tied to staff departures. Once completed, the Bragg strategic restructuring should deliver roughly EUR 4.5m in annual cash savings.

• The decision follows a period of investment in new hires during 2024 and 2025. Management said a slimmer organisation is now needed to manage rising compliance costs and tax pressures. The company is reshaping its operating model to reach profitability sooner.

• Chief executive Matevz Mazij said the move is about protecting cash and improving earnings. “Given the increasingly complex regulatory environment and our focus on near-term profitability, we needed to take this step now,” he said. Bragg also noted the changes leave it better placed for consolidation and new areas such as prediction markets and historical racing.

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