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Kambi reports strong revenue growth after a busy quarter

Kambi Group posted higher revenue and profit in its latest financial results.

Written by the BettingEdgeHub desk, 4 November 2026

Kambi Group reported a twenty three percent increase in revenue to forty six million euros for the third quarter. Adjusted earnings and operating profit both increased significantly compared to the previous year. This performance marked the third straight quarter of year on year growth for the business.

World Cup boosts trading margins

The latter stages of the FIFA World Cup helped the company achieve an eleven point nine percent quarterly trading margin. Total operator turnover rose by three percent thanks to new launches and favorable currency movements. A stronger Colombian peso added nearly two million euros in extra revenue.

Artificial intelligence handles more bets

Artificial intelligence trading systems now process eighty five percent of all bets across the network. The company expects that figure to reach ninety percent by the end of the year. Chief Executive Werner Becher told analysts that the technology will result in eighteen million more accepted bets.

Expansion plans and future headwinds

The company signed a ten year agreement with Station Casinos to introduce its sportsbook technology in Nevada. Initial field tests will begin soon with a wider rollout planned for later years. Meanwhile, a regulatory change in Brazil will create a temporary headwind for the final quarter.

What it means for a bet

Better trading technology means fewer rejected bets and smoother wagering for punters.

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