Bragg’s quarterly revenue increased 36% in the first quarter of this year.

Bragg's quarterly revenue increased 36% in the first quarter of this year

The Bragg Gaming Group has reported revenue of €19.4m ($20,545000) for the first quarter-a 36% increase from last year’s figure!

The company’s gross profit shot up 51% to €10m, with margins improving from 46.8% in Q1 2018-19 seasonally adjusted EBITDA was at 16%. But this year it has seen an increase of 26%, which means they are now generating more money than last time around even though there is also less showings due on their side!

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“It was a successful first quarter for Bragg Gaming as we executed on our growth initiatives and saw strong performance from new products. Our operating results reflect the impact of these efforts, with operating income up 15% year-over -year thanks to higher margins in iGaming.”

The company’s revenue growth is primarily the result of higher gross margin in-house content and platform fees which together drove a 51.8% quarterly profit margins improvement over last year’s record setting figure that was achieved just four quarters ago!

“The company has been able to achieve a 60% gross profit margin in just four years. This is due, in part, because they have implemented an efficient operating plan that will help them grow their business further.”

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