FinancialGaming Corps

Year-End Report: Q4 2025

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Gaming Corps reported Q4 2025 net sales of 15.1 million SEK, a 55% year-over-year increase, but recorded an operating loss of 8.7 million SEK due to rising operational costs and impairment charges.See it on page 2
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The company significantly scaled its workforce from 52 to 81 employees throughout 2025 to support long-term growth initiatives.See it on page 2
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Market reach expanded to over 2,100 online casinos, including a new entry into the Ontario, Canada market.See it on page 5
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A major strategic partnership was established with Denwena/DEGEN Studios to drive long-term value despite contributing to higher short-term expenditures.See it on page 2
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The leadership team was restructured with the appointments of a new Chief Financial Officer, Chief Commercial Officer, and Chief Revenue Officer to improve execution.See it on page 2
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Technical development focused on proprietary technology, specifically the creation of the new 'Marbles' game engine.See it on page 2

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Summary

Gaming Corps concluded 2025 as its most active year to date, characterized by significant organizational expansion and a strategic focus on long-term growth despite falling short of internal profitability targets. The company reported net sales of 15.1 million SEK for the fourth quarter, representing a year-over-year growth of approximately 55%. However, the firm recorded an operating loss of 8.7 million SEK for the period, impacted by increased operational costs, currency fluctuations, and impairment charges.

The company’s growth strategy centered on scaling its workforce, which grew from 52 to 81 employees, and securing key partnerships, including a major collaboration with Denwena/DEGEN Studios. While these agreements are viewed as essential for long-term value creation, they contributed to higher short-term expenditures. Commercially, Gaming Corps expanded its footprint by entering the Ontario, Canada market and increasing its presence to over 2,100 online casinos. The company also strengthened its leadership team with the appointments of a new Chief Financial Officer, Chief Commercial Officer, and Chief Revenue Officer to enhance execution capabilities.

Operational highlights include the development of new proprietary game engines, such as the "Marbles" engine, and the implementation of a structured product roadmap to improve transparency for stakeholders. The company’s methodology for tracking performance relies on internal financial reporting, player engagement metrics, and market expansion data. As of the end of 2025, Gaming Corps maintains a focus on sustainable growth, leveraging a broader product portfolio and a more robust commercial platform to transition toward future profitability in 2026.