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Bragg Gaming to Cut 19% of Global Workforce

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Bragg Gaming (BRAG) said Thursday it will reduce its global workforce by about 19% as part of a restructuring expected to generate about 6 million euros ($6.9 million) in annualized cash savings.

The savings are in addition to about 4.5 million euros in annualized savings expected from restructuring announced in January, bringing total anticipated annualized savings to about 10.5 million euros.

Bragg said it expects to incur about 600,000 euros in personnel-related termination costs in the second half of 2026 related to the new restructuring measures.

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