Svenska Spel has kicked off 2026 with a small uptick in revenue and earnings. The Svenska Spel Q1 2026 results reflect stronger customer activity across its main products. Online continues to take a bigger slice of the overall business – see more details:

• Svenska Spel posted net gaming revenue of SEK 1.88bn (ca. EUR 174m) for Q1 2026, up 2% from last year. Growth came mainly from Lotto, Oddset and online casino, where activity picked up. Operating profit reached SEK 659m (ca. EUR 61m), with margins edging up to 35%.
• The lottery segment brought in SEK 1.25bn (ca. EUR 116m), also up 2% year-on-year. Lotto performed well, while timing effects like an earlier Easter gave an extra push. Eurojackpot sales were slightly higher despite lower jackpot levels compared to last year.
• Sport & Casino revenue came in at SEK 565m (ca. EUR 52m), up 3% on the same period last year. The increase was mainly down to sports betting and online casino, helped by more active players and slightly higher spend. Events like the Winter Olympics added to betting interest during the quarter.
• Online continued to grow, with revenue up 7% to SEK1.25bn (ca. EUR 116m). That means digital channels now account for 67% of total revenue, compared to 63% a year ago. Mobile alone made up 58%, while retail and venue-based channels saw a decline.
• CEO Anna Johnson said: “The quarter is characterised by increased net gaming revenue, improved operating profit and a stronger margin.” The Svenska Spel Q1 results also point to stable costs and ongoing regulatory pressure in Sweden shaping the market.

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