Three months of steady activity shaped GiG Software’s latest update, with results broadly in line with internal plans. Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) Q3 2025 revenue stood out as product launches and new agreements helped push trading forward. The company also said its balance sheet is in a stronger position after recent capital inflows.

• GiG reported EUR 9.7m in Q3 2025 revenue, up 31% year-on-year, supported by three launches including its sportsbook rollout in the UK. Two more launches followed after quarter end. The company said these additions strengthen its scalable tech platform.

• Adjusted EBITDA reached 1.2m, compared with a €1.1m loss last year, giving a 13% margin. EBITDA finished at EUR 1.1m, also in positive territory. GiG said improved structure and cost control supported the shift.

• Five commercial deals were signed in the quarter, including one with a European lottery and several targeting Brazil. “Our new business momentum has been supported by a number of key strategic new business wins,” CEO Richard Carter said. After the quarter closed, GiG also secured a contract to support a French-market launch.

• The operating loss narrowed to EUR 3.5m, compared with an underlying EUR 9.7m loss last year. Cash stood at EUR 4.7m at quarter end, with an EUR 11m share issue boosting liquidity. The board said it does not expect further funding needs for now.

• For the first nine months of 2025, revenue reached EUR 28m, up 22% year-on-year. Adjusted EBITDA totalled €2.6m, a turnaround from last year’s loss. GiG said progress reflects its focus on an AI-enabled, data-led operating model.

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