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Kambi Group reports 26% decline in Q4 2021 revenue

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Operating profit for the quarter was €7.1m, at a margin of 20.2%. Profit after tax amounted to €6.1m, while earnings per share were €0.198. Cash flow from operating and investing activities meanwhile amounted to €4.8m.

Kambi added that the 2022 AGM will be held on 17 May 2022, noting that the board proposes that no dividend is paid out.

Key highlights from the quarter included the completion of 38 launches, including three additional US states. The group signed with new partners in Australia, the Bahamas and the Netherlands, and also received a mobile platform licence in New York.

“The momentum we built in Q3 continued into Q4, helping us finish the year in fine fashion,” said Kambi Group CEO Kristian Nylén.

“One of the key quarterly highlights was the receipt of our licence in New York State, which since launching a few weeks ago has quickly grown to become the largest market in the country. 

“In summary, Q4 concluded a transformative year for Kambi and as we move into 2022, I am confident the business has never been better positioned for the future. The prospect of further regulation and additional partner signings across the globe is positive and we are firmly established as the go-to provider for the global sports betting market. 

“I look forward to building on our successes this year and beyond to the benefit of both our partners and shareholders alike.”

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