Bragg Gaming Group has announced another round of restructuring measures to reduce costs and improve cash generation. The Bragg restructuring includes a global workforce reduction of around 19% and follows actions announced earlier this year. The company says the changes will help it focus on its core technology, content and platform business.

• The latest restructuring is expected to generate around EUR 6 million in additional annualized cash savings once fully implemented. These savings come on top of the approximately EUR 4.5 million in annualized savings announced in January 2026. Together, the measures are expected to deliver about €10.5 million in annualized cash savings.
• As part of the Bragg restructuring, approximately 19% of the company’s global workforce will be reduced. Bragg expects to record around EUR 0.6 million in personnel-related termination costs during the second half of 2026. These costs are additional to those linked to the January restructuring.
• The company said the new structure will allow it to concentrate on its core technology, gaming content and platform products. It also plans to continue its AI-First transformation while reducing operating costs. Bragg believes this will improve its ability to generate sustainable cash flow.
• CEO Matevž Mazij said the latest measures build on the restructuring announced at the beginning of the year. He stated: “These measures are designed to deliver focus, discipline, execution and cash generation.” He also thanked employees leaving the company for their contribution.
• Bragg said the Bragg restructuring leaves the business better positioned to pursue growth opportunities as more regulated iGaming markets develop worldwide. The company also sees opportunities from further consolidation across the industry.

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