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    Betsson’s B2C progress rocked by B2B slump as EBIT suffers 47% drop

    Betsson’s B2C progress rocked by B2B slump as EBIT suffers 47% drop

    Betsson's Q1 2026 revenue decreased by 3% to €285.3m, primarily due to a significant slump in its B2B operations, despite continued strength in B2C. This decline led to a substantial 36% year-on-year drop in EBITDA to €50m and a 47% drop in EBIT, impacting overall profitability.

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