Gambling.com Group in the news

Gambling.com Group launched Stable Stars, a free-to-play daily fantasy horse racing game with real prizes.

Gambling.com Group Limited received a "Moderate Buy" consensus from analysts, despite recent stock fluctuations and varied institutional investor activity.

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Gambling.com Group rebranded to Grandstand Limited, with its shares trading as "GRSD" on Nasdaq, to better reflect its broader sports and gaming systems focus while retaining the Gambling.com consumer brand.

Gambling.com Group Limited changed its name to Grandstand Limited, reflecting its expanded role as an intelligence provider in sports, gaming, and entertainment.

Gambling.com Group is rebranding to Grandstand to better reflect its expanded portfolio in sports data, technology, and content.

Gambling.com Group rebranded to Grandstand to reflect its expansion into sports, gaming, and entertainment, moving beyond its initial gambling affiliate business.

Gambling.com Group rebranded to Grandstand Limited, changing its Nasdaq ticker to GRSD, to reflect its evolution into a diversified data, technology, and content business while separating its corporate identity from consumer brands.

Gambling.com Group Limited rebranded to Grandstand Limited, with its stock ticker changing to GRSD, to better reflect its diversified portfolio beyond the Gambling.com site.

A new free-to-play horse racing fantasy game called Stable Stars has been launched by the company to offer daily prizes to users.

Adjusted financial outlooks for 2025 and 2026 reflecting a slowdown in organic search performance despite overall annual growth.

Gambling.com Group director Carol Kline Anderson disclosed a 67,751-share stake and a future restricted share award.

Director Johnny Hartnett reported holding options for 102,312 shares in an initial ownership filing.

Director Fintan Costello was granted 67,751 restricted shares in Gambling.com Group as equity compensation.

Director Susan Ball was granted 102,312 stock options as part of her compensation at Gambling.com Group.

Gambling.com Group is resetting its financial expectations and leadership structure while navigating regulatory headwinds and a transition away from SEO-dependent revenue.

Gambling.com Group shareholders approved all board proposals, including director elections and a provision for future name changes, at the 2026 annual meeting.

Gambling.com Group is cutting 25% of its workforce and implementing AI-driven restructuring following a sharp decline in profits and cash flow despite steady revenue.

Gambling.com Group stock crashed over 50% following a weak Q1 2026 earnings report and an announcement of a 25% staff layoff.

Gambling.com Group recently faced a stock rating upgrade despite missing earnings targets and announcing significant layoffs and cost-cutting measures.