Scout Gaming Group has agreed to sell its operating business as part of a wider restructuring plan. The move signals a major shift for the Stockholm-listed fantasy sports supplier. The Scout Gaming sale will transfer its main subsidiary to ImpactWin Group.

• Scout Gaming Group has signed a conditional agreement with ImpactWin Group to sell its wholly owned subsidiary Scout Holding Ltd. The deal includes the businesses Scout Ltd, Scout & Co and Scout Fantasy LLC. The purchase price for the Scout Gaming sale is set at SEK 25m (ca. EUR 2.3m).

• The payment will be made through a promissory note issued by ImpactWin to Scout Gaming. That note will later be offset against newly issued shares in ImpactWin. In total, Scout Gaming will receive more than 10.5 million ImpactWin shares as consideration.

• Based on an external valuation, ImpactWin is valued at SEK140m (ca. EUR 13m) before the transaction. After the share issue, Scout Gaming will hold around 15.2% of the company’s total shares and voting rights. The structure means the value of the Scout Gaming sale is tied to ImpactWin’s equity.

• The company’s board said it had reviewed several strategic options before deciding to sell the business. Directors pointed to the costs associated with maintaining a listing on Nasdaq First North Growth Market. The board stated the transaction represents the most suitable option for shareholders.

• An extraordinary general meeting is scheduled for 30 March 2026 to approve the transaction. If completed, the company will have no remaining operating business and may apply for delisting. The board has also indicated it could pursue voluntary liquidation if no alternative strategy emerges.

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