**Summary**
Gaming Realms PLC, a mobile-focused gaming content developer and licensor, announced a strong FY25 pre-close trading update, highlighting another record year with 10% revenue growth to ยฃ31.4 million and 15% adjusted EBITDA growth to ยฃ15.0 million. The performance was driven by global expansion, particularly in the U.S. regulated iGaming markets, where revenue grew 19% (23% in constant currency), accounting for 61% of Group revenue. The company expanded its Slingo portfolio to 40 new global partners and entered South Africa and Switzerland, now operating in 30 regulated markets. Despite a 10% decline in UK revenues due to staking limits, the UK market recovered by year-end, contributing 23% to Group revenues. Early 2026 trading remains encouraging, with continued demand for Slingo games. Gaming Realms plans to increase investment in game development and new market launches, targeting opportunities in Alberta, Canada, and Maine, U.S. The company expects to announce FY25 Preliminary Results in late March 2026. CEO Mark Segal emphasized the success of the Slingo portfolio, the scalable licensing model, and the focus on innovation and market expansion for future growth.
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Gaming Realms PLC Financials ComparisonGaming Realms PLC Financials Comparison (FY24 vs FY25)
| Metric | FY24 | FY25 | Change |
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| Revenue (ยฃ million) | 28.5 | 31.4 | +10% |
| Adjusted EBITDA (ยฃ million) | 13.0 | 15.0 | +15% |
| US Revenue Growth | N/A | +19% (+23% in constant currency) | N/A |
| UK Revenue Change | N/A | -10% (recovered by year-end) | N/A |
| Debt | Not provided | Not provided | N/A |
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