Kambi Group reported stronger revenue and profitability for the third quarter of 2026 as operator activity and new commercial agreements supported its sportsbook technology business. Revenue increased 23% year on year to €46 million.
The Kambi report showed gross profit of €37.2 million, up 16%, although the gross margin declined to 80.9% from 85.8%. Revenue for the first nine months reached €135.4 million, an increase of 13.5%.
Adjusted EBITA before acquisition amortisation rose to €7.9 million from €3 million. Investing.com reported that Kambi narrowed its full-year adjusted EBITA guidance to €26 million from a previous range of €23 million to €27 million.
The company said operator trading margin reached 11.9%, its second-highest quarterly result. SoloAzar linked the quarter to both improved sportsbook performance and new strategic partnerships.
Kambi also announced a ten-year agreement with Station Casinos to provide sportsbook technology in Nevada. The long contract adds a significant US partner while the company continues to diversify revenue across its network and modular betting products.
