Kambi has wrapped up its second buyback round, closing out a structured programme approved at its June EGM (Extraordinary General Meeting). The move is tied to wider capital-management plans, with the “Kambi share buyback” approach continuing as a tool for adjusting equity levels. The company will now start cancelling the acquired shares before considering any new programme.

• Kambi repurchased 917,475 ordinary shares between 18 August and 21 November 2025 at an average price of SEK 119.81 (ca. EUR 10.9), carried out under an EGM mandate. The company said the goal was “to achieve added value for shareholders and give the Board increased flexibility.” All activity followed rules under the Maltese Companies Act, EU MAR and Safe Harbour requirements.

• During the final Buyback Period, Kambi acquired 62,500 shares at a weighted average of 117.46 SEK (ca. EUR x). Daily volumes ranged from 10,000 to 15,000 shares from 17 to 21 November. Trades took place on Nasdaq First North Growth Market via DNB Carnegie, which acted independently.

• After completion, Kambi holds 2,593,675 of its own shares out of a total 29,903,619. The buyback authorisation allowed up to 1,993,575 shares and a spending cap of SEK 110m (EUR 10m). Any additional Kambi share buyback round will depend on the completion of the current cancellation process.

• The announcement included a breakdown of all transactions conducted during the programme. Kambi also reiterated its position as a global sportsbook supplier, operating brands such as Abios, Shape Games and Tzeract within its group. Partners include ATG, Bally’s, Kindred Group, LeoVegas, RSI and Svenska Spel.

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