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Gentoo Media Inc.   
24 February 2026 
 
  Q4 2025

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3  |   Sustainability  
Steady progress and operational excellence
2   |   Review of the business 
Our business model 
Financial review 
Operational review
5   |   Financials Gentoo Media Plc. 
Consolidated statement of comprehensive income
Consolidated balance sheets
Consolidated statement of cash flows
1   |   Executive summary
Letter from the CEO 
Quarterly highlights 
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Financial highlights
Consolidated statement of comprehensive income
Consolidated balance sheets
Consolidated statement of cash flows 
Consolidated statement of changes in equity (deficit) 
Notes 
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5  1.2  Opening statement   
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Executive summary
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1.1  |  Letter from the CEO
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Dear Shareholders,
The fourth quarter of 2025 concluded a year of significant 
transformation for Gentoo Media. Q4 delivered the 
strongest revenue, profitability and cash-flow 
performance of the year. While revenue came in slightly 
below expectations following a softer December, primarily 
due to lower sports margins, the quarter demonstrated the 
resilience and strong cash-generative characteristics of our 
business. 
Profitability improved materially during the quarter, 
reflecting the cost and organisational measures 
implemented earlier in the year. The operational discipline 
introduced throughout 2025 has resulted in a more 
efficient and focused organisation. Q4 confirms that 
Gentoo Media is capable of delivering solid earnings and 
cash flow even during periods of sports-related volatility.
 
The quarter also marked an all-time high in end-user 
deposit levels at partner operators, underlining the 
strength of our commercial engine and the quality of the 
traffic we generate. Cash conversion remained strong, 
further reinforcing our financial position as we enter 2026.
The December Google core update delivered encouraging 
early results across several flagship brands, including 
AskGamblers. This supports our continued focus on quality, 
authority and technical robustness across the portfolio. 
At the same time, we are strengthening our multi-channel 
acquisition capabilities across search, paid media and 
emerging AI-driven platforms. 
 
Reflecting on the full year, 2025 has been demanding but 
constructive. Following an extended period of record 
revenue growth, we encountered a market environment 
characterised by short-term headwinds and a cost base 
built for higher growth. In response, we implemented a 
comprehensive cost and organisational right-sizing 
programme to better align the business with current 
market conditions while preserving our core capabilities 
and long-term potential. These actions began to deliver 
clear benefits in the second half of the year and are 
reflected in the stronger profitability and cash flow 
delivered in Q4. 
 
We exit 2025 as a leaner, more focused and more resilient 
company, with stronger margins and a business model that 
continues to generate substantial and predictable cash 
flow. At the same time, we have laid important foundations 
for future growth through continued product and platform 
investments. We enter 2026 with a structurally stronger 
business, improving visibility across our core markets and 
clear opportunities to deliver sustainable and increasingly 
cash-generative growth.
 
I would like to thank our employees for their professionalism 
and commitment during a year of significant change, and our 
partners and shareholders for their continued trust and 
support.
Jonas Warrer
Chief Executive Officer 
Gentoo Media

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Revenue  
Gentoo Media reported revenues of EUR 25.6 million  
(30.3 restated), down 16% year-over-year. Revenue  
share accounted for 59% of the revenue, CPA 16%  
and listing fees and other 25%.
 
Revenue increased quarter-over-quarter in Q4 2025  
from EUR 22.7 million with 13%, however revenue for  
the quarter was below expectations due to lower sports 
margins and a gentler uplift in seasonal activity for  
December. The variance primarily reflects seasonal  
timing effects rather than structural changes, with  
underlying activity supported by record deposit  
levels exceeding €200 million.
 
Cost 
Total personnel and operating expenses amounted  
to EUR 7.3 (10.9) million, compared to EUR 9.8 million  
in Q1 2025, reflecting quarterly run-rate savings of  
EUR 2.5 million. The reduction reflects the cost and  
organisational measures implemented earlier in 2025.
 
Marketing has been in line with the refocused  
expectations of reduced spending in low-performing  
areas. The marketing spending was EUR 5.7 (9.3) million  
in Q4 2025 compared to EUR 6 million in Q3 2025,  
resulting in a reduced marketing-to-revenue ratio  
of 22% in Q4 2025 compared to 26% in Q3 2025.
Profitability improved during the quarter, with margins  
reflecting the benefits of the right-sizing measures  
implemented in the first half of the year. Q4 confirms that 
Gentoo Media can deliver solid earnings and cash flow 
even in periods characterised by sports-related volatility.
EBITDA before special items
EBITDA was strong in Q4, reflecting the benefits  
of cost measures implemented earlier in the year.  
EBITDA margin was strong despite softer December  
revenue driven by lower sports margins. EBITDA before 
special items was positively impacted by EUR 2.3 million 
in other income and year-end adjustments on expected 
credit losses and share based payment programme for  
a full year was booked with a negative effect of EUR 0.9 
million. EBITDA before special items amounted to EUR  
14.9 million (10.1 restated).
 
Cash flow 
Cash flow from operations showed EUR 11.5 million  
(9.5 restated), a material improvement compared to the 
previous two quarters, while maintaining a stable working 
capital level to fund deferred payments from  
acquisitions and repayment of debt totalling EUR 5.5  
million in Q4. 
 
 
 
Financial position 
The Company has an outstanding bond with a carrying 
amount of EUR 91.9 million, maturing in December  
2026, as well as a revolving credit facility (RCF) with  
a carrying amount of EUR 20 million.
 
In late January, Gentoo Media initiated a refinancing  
process of its existing bond. The net proceeds from  
a potential new bond are intended to fully repay the  
current bond and the RCF facility.
 
Management is currently evaluating whether the potential 
new bond terms are attractive for Gentoo Media and its 
shareholders compared with alternative financing options.
Position entering 2026
• Strong cash generation and improving cash conversion
• Record deposit levels and improving traffic quality
• Stabilising visibility across key brands
• More focused and scalable operating model
• Clear path toward sustainable, cash-generative growth
Preliminary full year guidance for 2026 
Looking ahead, Gentoo Media enters 2026 with a  
materially leaner cost and cash profile compared to  
2025. Non-recurring costs are expected to decline  
significantly, following the completion of the majority  
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of operational improvement and restructuring initiatives 
incurred in 2025. Remaining deferred M&A-related  
cash outflows are expected to be limited to approximately 
EUR 3.5 million compared to EUR 38 million in 2025. 
The 2026 financial year is also expected to benefit from  
a more favourable global sporting calendar, including  
the Football World Cup, which historically supports higher  
user engagement and commercial performance  
compared to non-event years.
 
Together, these factors underpin management’s  
early expectations for the year are: 
• Revenue: EUR 105–115 million
• EBITDA before special items: EUR 49–54 million
• Cash flow from operations: EUR 37–41 million
Operational highlights 
Organic visibility across several flagship brands stabilised 
and improved during Q4, supported by targeted SEO  
initiatives and a positive December Google Core Update. 
Continued investment in product, localisation and 
multi-channel acquisition across search, paid and  
emerging AI-driven platforms strengthened the  
resilience of the Group’s acquisition model. 
Platform and infrastructure enhancements, including  
rollout of the next-generation WordPress framework  
and expanded conversion optimisation capabilities,  
improved performance and scalability across the portfolio.
Commercial highlights 
Player intake for Gentoo Media reached 102,900  
FTDs in Q4 2025 compared to 112,400 in Q4 2024.  
Paid marketing generated 55,400 FTDs, up 7% compared  
to the same period last year, while Publishing player  
intake decreased 22% Y oY, from 60,600 FTDs in Q4  
2024 down to 47,500 FTDs in Q4 2025. 
 
Q4 delivered an all-time high deposit value exceeding  
EUR 200 million, reflecting strong underlying player  
activity and improved traffic quality.
 
While total FTD intake declined year-over-year, this  
reflects a deliberate focus on higher-value markets,  
improved partner selection and stronger commercial 
terms rather than volume expansion.
 
Paid media performance improved quarter-over-quarter, 
supported by US market expansion, partner optimisation  
and enhanced conversion efficiency.
 
 
 
Closer alignment between Publishing and Paid  
supported audience sharing, CRM activation and  
improved monetisation across key markets.
Gentoo Media exits 2025 with stronger commercial  
quality and a more focused and scalable business  
model, supporting continued strong cash generation  
and improved revenue quality into 2026.
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FTDs (‘000)
Value of Deposits   
(MEUR)
Paid
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136.2
95.1
109.1 102.9
Publishing
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41.9
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56.6 55.4
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8  2.1  Our business model  
9   2.2  Financial review 
11  2.3  Operational review 
Review of  
the business
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Gentoo Media operates an always-on, multi-channel  
audience acquisition platform spanning search, paid 
media and emerging AI-driven discovery, connecting 
high-value players with leading online gaming operators 
and monetising this traffic primarily through recurring  
performance-based revenue share agreements.
 
Our portfolio of proprietary digital assets attracts  
high-intent users across search engines and AI-driven  
discovery environments, while our paid media capabilities 
- spanning search engine marketing, social platforms and 
programmatic display - enable scalable and data-driven 
customer acquisition across geographies. This integrated 
owned-and-paid approach ensures continuous optimisation 
of user acquisition, conversion and player value. 
Revenue is generated primarily on a performance basis 
through commissions on the players we refer to our partners. 
The majority of revenue is derived from recurring revenue 
share agreements, under which Gentoo Media receives 
a percentage of the lifetime value generated by referred 
players, creating a stable and compounding income 
stream aligned with operator performance. Additional  
revenue is generated from listing and marketing fees,  
providing operators with premium visibility across our 
high-intent digital environments. 
 
 
This diversified and performance-driven model ensures 
that Gentoo Media’s growth is closely aligned with that of 
its partners while supporting strong scalability, profitability 
and cash flow generation. With a portfolio of more than  
65 websites and a global multi-channel presence, the 
company continuously optimises traffic sources,  
technology and commercial partnerships to maintain 
competitiveness across regulated and growth markets.
 
At its core, Gentoo Media serves as the digital storefront  
of the iGaming industry - the place where high-value  
players discover, evaluate and engage with leading  
iGaming brands across search, paid media and  
emerging AI-driven discovery channels.
Our business model
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Commission models
Revenue sharing (~60%):  
Recurring rev. with high  
earnings potential via  
compounding effect,  
as revenue from cohorts  
grows over time 
Listing fee/other (~30%):
Fixed payment for  
exposure, requiring  
high traffic volume  
to attract advertisers 
CPA (~10%):  
One-time payment with  
low earning potential  
and high risk, as revenue  
declines immediately if  
traffic or rates drop
Leads
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Leads
converted
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Gentoo media partners
End-user (NDC)
Publishing
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Income statement 
Revenues amounted to EUR 25.6 (30.3 restated Q4  
2024) million during Q4. This is an increase compared  
to Q3 2025 (22.7) of EUR 2.9 million. 
 
Marketing expenses were EUR 5.7 (9.3) million in Q4  
2025. Quarter-over-quarter marketing expenditure  
has remained stable while revenue has increased.
 
Other income arising from the derecognition of the 
customer-related liability of EUR 2.3 (0) million is assessed  
as part of the Group’s ordinary operating activities.
 
Personnel expenses and Other operating expenses 
amounted to EUR 7.3 million (11) down 33% Y ear-over-year, 
impacted by cost reduction programmes throughout the 
year. Capitalised cost related to technology development 
amounted to EUR 1.5 (2.4) million.  
EBITDA before special items was EUR 14.9 (10.1)  
million. EBITDA is equivalent to operating profit before 
depreciation, amortisation, and impairment. Special  
items in the quarter amounted to EUR 1.6 million. Special 
items primarily related to costs associated with the new 
banking agreement, operational streamlining initiatives, 
and split related projects. We expect these costs to 
decrease significantly from January onwards. 
Depreciation and amortisation amounted to EUR 5.5.  
At year-end, management performed an assessment  
of the carrying amounts and recognised an extraordinary 
impairment of discontinued projects amounting to EUR 
0.8 million and an extraordinary impairment of other 
intangible assets amounting to EUR 2 million. Starting in 
Q2 we changed useful life of domains to indefinite and 
thereby stopped amortizing them.
 
Net finance costs amounted to EUR 4.0 (4.9) million, and 
the change was primarily due to changes in interest rates. 
Interest on the company’s bonds was EUR 2.2 (2.6) million. 
Other financial expenses were EUR 1.1 (2.3) million and 7.0 
on unrealised exchange loss
Cash flow 
The group experienced a cash flow from operations  
during the period of EUR 11.4 (9.5) million. Net cash 
generated from operating activities was mainly utilised  
for the payments of the bond, RCF repayments &  
interests, and lease payments. The cash generated 
through operations was utilised for the acquisitions 
made during 2025, where payments were deferred or 
contingent. The company closed out the quarter with a 
balance of cash and bank deposits amounting to EUR 3.3 
million. In the quarter the company repaid EUR 5.5 million 
in debt where EUR 2.5 million was relating to deferred 
payments and EUR 3 million on the RCF loan.
From Q4 2024 to Q4 2025, the business showed strong 
operational momentum, with EBITDA increasing from  
9.3 to a peak of 13.2 in Q4 2025, reflecting improved 
profitability particularly in the second half of 2025. 
However, cash conversion was varying over the same 
period, ranging from 53% in Q1 to 71% in Q4 25.  
As a result of a strong focus and dedicated efforts  
on working capital management, cash conversion 
improved significantly in Q2 and Q3, before returning  
to a more normalised level in Q4. Cash conservation 
adjusted for non cash transactions in Q4 is 81%.
Balance sheet  
Total assets amounted to EUR 147.5 (130.5 restated)  
million as at 31 December 2025. The development 
compared to last year is largely driven by decreased  
trade and other receivables as well as lower cash and  
cash equivalents balance. The largest asset on the  
balance sheet relates to intangible assets of EUR 95.8 
(106.8 restated) million. Intangible assets mainly consist  
of goodwill generated through business combinations  
of EUR 44.4 million and other intangible assets of EUR  
50.1 million. Trade and other receivables amounted to  
EUR 17.9 (24.7 restated) million.
 
The company closed out the quarter with a balance  
of cash and bank deposits amounting to EUR 3.3 (11.3) 
million. In June 2024, the company completed a EUR 15 
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2.2  |  Financial review
million subsequent senior secured bond issue under  
its existing EUR-tranche bond loan, increasing the  
EUR tranche to EUR 60 million. The 2023-26 bonds  
are registered in the Norwegian Central Securities 
Depository and are listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and 
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Open Market. The outstanding 
balance of the bond on 31 December 2025 was EUR  
91.9 (89.5) million. The listed bond is maturing in December  
2026. All related covenants have been met and are 
expected to remain within thresholds until maturing date. 
On 30 September 2024, the company entered into a  
EUR 25 million Revolving Credit Facility Agreement (RCF). 
As of 30 September 2025, the company has drawn EUR 
23 million on the RCF loan and per 31 December 2025 the 
facility was drawn EUR 20 million - down 3 million QoQ. 
The Board and Executive Management are evaluating  
on an ongoing basis how best to align future capital 
structure with strategic ambition. 
 
Due to the timing effect of Maltese tax regulations,  
Gentoo Media is currently showing a current income  
tax liability of EUR 25.2 million, with a deferred tax  
asset of EUR 23.2 million and a deferred tax liabilities  
of EUR 2.3 million.  
 
 
 
Considering current and future taxes liabilities  
and assets together, results in a tax position of  
negative EUR 4.3 million. In accordance with IAS 1,  
deferred tax assets and liabilities are presented  
as non-current assets irrespective of the  
expected timing of their realisation. 
 
Financial calendar 2026 
 
2025 Q4:  Tuesday 24 February
2025 Annual report: Tuesday 28th April
2026 Q1: Thursday 21 May
AGM: Wednesday 27 May
2026 Q2: Wednesday 26 August
2026 Q3: Wednesday 25 November
2026 Q4/AR: To be announced

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The fourth quarter reflected solid operational execution 
across Gentoo Media’s core platforms.
Investments made throughout 2025 in platform  
infrastructure, SEO, product development and paid  
media began to show improved results during the quarter, 
supporting improved margins and stronger cash  
generation. At the same time, the business continued  
to strengthen its proprietary platforms and direct audience 
capabilities, reducing reliance on short-term traffic  
volatility and reinforcing the foundation for scalable  
and profitable growth.
Record value of deposits 
The fourth quarter marked a new milestone in deposit 
value generation across the portfolio, reaching an all-time 
high above EUR 200 million in total value of deposits. 
This demonstrates the continued improvement in traffic 
quality, partner selection and user monetisation across our 
assets. 
The development underscores the strength of Gentoo  
Media’s commercial engine and the effectiveness of  
our optimisation initiatives throughout the year. Enhanced 
alignment between Publishing, Commercial and Paid  
Media contributed to generating higher-value players and 
overall monetisation. The record level of deposit value 
validates the strategic focus on quality over volume and 
supports the long-term sustainability of our revenue 
model.
Positive impact from Google Core update 
The Google Core update initiated in December validated 
the quality-focused approach adopted across our  
publishing portfolio. Several key assets experienced  
positive shifts in visibility following targeted SEO actvities 
implemented earlier in the year.  
In parallel, our continued investments in community- 
driven features and forum-based platforms have  
contributed to stronger engagement metrics and  
improved content depth across selected assets. 
This reinforces our broader ambition to strengthen  
audience relationships.
Next-generation WordPress platform pilot 
Our next-generation WordPress platform was successfully 
piloted on selected assets in Q4. Early results indicate  
improved site performance, enhanced scalability and  
positive signals in search visibility. The platform also  
improves internal workflows and supports more efficient 
multi-market publishing.
 
Expansion of conversion rate optimisation capabilities 
In Q4 we continued our conversion rate optimisation (CRO) 
programme by strengthening our A/B testing approach 
across our portfolio. A key focus of the work has been 
enabling an experimentation approach that allows us to 
test designs and user experiences without comprimising 
SEO quality.
Bolstering our multi-channel acquisition with AI-enabled 
search optimisation 
As user discovery now extend beyond traditional 
search and paid campaigns into emerging AI-driven and 
conversational environments, Gentoo Media continues 
to adapt its acquisition and optimisation capabilities to 
maintain visibility across all relevant digital entry points. 
This supports continued access to high-intent users and 
strengthens the long-term resilience and scalability of the 
company’s traffic model.
As part of our multi-channel strategy we continued  
focusing on protecting visibility for core commercial 
queries, improving localisation in selected markets and 
strengthening technical performance across key assets. 
Authority enhancements, brand building and content  
updates were prioritised to maintain eligibility in both 
traditional search engine rankings as well as in emerging 
AI-driven platforms. 
These actions aim to improve rankings in priority markets, 
conversion on high-intent pages and reduce reliance  
on any single traffic source. Our acquisition model is  
becoming increasingly diversified and technically  
resilient, supporting sustainable performance despite  
search volatility.
Partner optimisation programme 
The partner optimisation programme continued  
to advance during the quarter, driven by deeper  
data-led analysis of traffic quality, player behaviour  
and long-term value generation. 
 
Underperforming partnerships were reassesed, while 
stronger performing brands with more attractive 
commercial structures gained increased visibility. 
This disciplined approach enhances monetisation quality, 
strengthens long-term partner alignment and supports 
more sustainable revenue generation. 
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Strengthened paid media execution 
Paid media made a focused push into the US market during 
Q4, expanding geographic exposure and strengthening its 
presence in a strategically important region.
On a monthly basis, October delivered the second 
highest revenue of the year, followed by November,  
which closed as the strongest-performing month overall. 
December revenue fell short of expectations, primarily due 
to unfavourable sports margins, which negatively 
impacted Revenue Share earnings. 
 
Importantly, underlying execution and traffic quality  
remained consistent, reinforcing confidence in the  
structural improvements achieved within paid media 
during 2025.
Infrastructure and development pipeline optimisation 
Infrastructure initiatives reduced complexity and improved 
scalability, enabling more efficient resource utilisation 
while maintaining flexibility for growth and peak traffic 
periods.
Post quarter events 
In late January, Gentoo Media initiated a refinancing  
process of its existing bond. The contemplated transaction 
involves the issuance of a new three year senior secured 
floating rate bond. The aggregate nominal amount is  
approximately EUR 120 million, with expected issuance  
in both EUR and SEK tranches. 
The net proceeds are intended to fully refinance the  
company’s current bond and credit facility, thereby  
simplifying the capital structure and establishing a  
single primary debt instrument. 
At the time of writing, management and Gentoo Media 
board is evaluating whether the potential new bond terms 
are attractive for Gentoo Media and its shareholders 
compared with alternative financing options. The company 
will inform the market as soon as a decision is made.
2.3  |  Operational review

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14   3.1  Steady progress and operational excellence
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In the final quarter of 2025, Gentoo Media continued to 
demonstrate stable progress, maintaining a steady ship 
and a disciplined cost base. Our sustainability initiatives 
have mirrored this company-wide theme, moving away 
from rapid structural changes toward the consistent  
execution of our long-term ESG strategy. 
Key Operational Milestones 
• Governance & Rhythm: Our bi-weekly cross- 
departmental sustainability meetings have proven  
instrumental in maintaining momentum. These  
sessions continue to serve as the primary forum 
for tracking departmental progress and ensuring 
cross-functional alignment on ESG KPIs. 
• Incident Management: The development of the  
company-wide incident register is now in its final  
stages. This centralized system will enhance our  
ability to identify, track, and mitigate operational  
and compliance risks, ensuring a robust framework  
for corporate accountability. 
• Environmental Data & Carbon Footprint: We are  
nearing completion of our emissions data collection 
process through Greenly. A significant milestone this 
quarter was the completion of a detailed analysis of our 
cloud infrastructure usage. By integrating these specific  
technical metrics into our broader environmental data, 
we are establishing a verified baseline that will inform  
our carbon reduction targets for the coming years.
Regulatory landscape: CSRD update 
Following the conclusion of EU trilogue negotiations  
in December 2025, the European Commission, Council, 
and Parliament have reached a final agreement regarding 
the scope of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting  
Directive (CSRD).
 
Based on these finalised criteria, namely the newly  
established mandatory reporting thresholds of 1,000  
employees and EUR 450 million in annual revenue,  
Gentoo Media will not be subject to mandatory  
reporting under CSRD. Despite this exemption,  
the Group remains committed to high-quality,  
transparent disclosure. We are monitoring the  
development of the "simplified" European Sustainability  
Reporting Standards (draft ESRS) submitted by  
EFRAG in December.  These standards are designed  
to provide a proportionate reporting framework for  
companies outside the mandatory scope, and we  
will evaluate their adoption to maintain alignment  
with best practices in sustainability transparency.
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Steady progress and operational excellence
Company wide gender split
Full time employees
Female 51.8%
Male 47.9% 
Non-binary 0.3% 
20 % Female  
80 % Male
 36.4 % Female  
63.6 % Male
Team leads 43.2 % Female  
56.8 % Male
Directors
Heads
C-level
20 % Female  
80 % Male
58.3 % Female  
41.7 % Male
340
Managers
Nationalities 47

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As we conclude 2025, our focus shifts toward the  
first full year of our three-year sustainability strategy.  
Our primary objectives for 2026 include: 
1. Framework optimisation: Transitioning from data  
collection to active performance management,  
utilising the insights gained from Greenly and our  
internal registers to drive efficiency. 
2. Stakeholder engagement: Strengthening our  
communication with investors and partners  
regarding our ESG performance, ensuring our  
"stable progress" is clearly quantified. 
3. Resilience & Compliance: Continuing to adapt  
our internal compliance structures to meet the  
evolving global regulatory environment, ensuring  
Gentoo remains ahead of the curve even where  
mandatory requirements do not yet apply.
 
By maintaining our current steady pace, we are building 
a sustainable foundation that supports Gentoo Media’s 
long-term growth and operational stability.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Sustainability Metrics 
 
01  Team Building Budget  
 
02 Development of a Compliance internal  
 knowledge-sharing platform 
 
03 Compliance Training Programme
  
04 Whistleblowing Management System
 
05 Compliance with the Digital  
 Services Act and AI Act
 
06 Company-wide Incident Register
 
07 Sitebee Product Improvement
 
08 Carbon Accounting & Account Set-up
 
09 Periodic automated auditing of Gentoo assets
 
10 Compliance culture survey
 
11  CSR Calendar
 
12  Reduction in single-use plastics
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Strategic resilience for 2026 and beyond
(i) Sustainability Projects 2025 Status:
Not started   16,7 %
In progress   33,3 %
Completed   41,7 %
Delayed   8,3 %

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17  4.1  Financial highlights 
18   4.2  Consolidated statement of comprehensive income  
20   4.3  Consolidated balance sheets  
21  4.4 Consolidated statement of changes in equity (deficit) 
22   4.5  Consolidated statement of cash flows 
23   4.6  Notes
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Financial highlights
4.1
EUR’000000 Q4-25 Q4-24 restated 2025 2024 restated
Income statement    
Revenue   25.6   30.3   98.7   118.1 
EBITDA before special items   14.9   10.1   41.4   52.1 
Special items - 1.6 - 0.9 - 5.5 - 1.5 
EBITDA   13.2   9.3   35.9   50.6 
EBIT   7.8   6.6   16.4   33.7 
Net financial income (expense) - 4.0 - 3.1 - 15.2 - 13.7 
Result from continuing operations   4.0   3.5   1.7   19.1 
Result from discontinued operations   - - 78.3   - - 78.9 
Profit/(Loss) for the period   4.0   1.9   1.7 - 59.8 
 EUR '0000000 Q4-25 Q4-24 restated 2025 2024 restated
Balance sheet
Total non-current assets   126.3   130.5   126.3   130.5 
Trade and other receivables   17.9   24.7   17.9   24.7 
Cash and cash equivalents   3.3   11.3   3.3   11.3 
Total assets   147.5   166.5   147.5   166.5 
Equity - 12.3 - 14.5 - 12.3 - 14.5 
Bond payable and revolving credit facility   111.8   96.6   111.8   96.6 
 EUR '0000000 Q4-25 Q4-24 restated 2025 2024 restated
Cash flow
Cash flow from operating activities   11.5   7.3   33.0   33.3 
Cash flow from investing activities - 5.7 - 5.7 - 42.2 - 39.8 
Cash flow from financing activities - 6.0   4.7   1.1   4.7 
Cash flow for the period   3.3   11.3   3.3   11.3

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Consolidated statement of comprehensive income 
4.2
EUR’000 Q4-25 Q4-24 restated 2025 2024 restated
Revenue   25,606   30,335   98,739   118,053 
Employee costs - 4,822 - 5,492 - 22,286 - 19,655 
Marketing expenses - 5,735 - 9,251 - 26,949 - 31,365 
Other operating income   2,306   -   2,306   -
Other operating expenses - 2,495 - 5,448 - 10,397 - 14,940 
Operating profit before depreciation and amortisation  (EBITDA) and special items   14,860   10,144   41,413   52,094 
Special items - 1,644 - 892 - 5,495 - 1,467 
Operating profit before depreciation and amortisation  (EBITDA)   13,216   9,252   35,918   50,627 
Amortization, depreciation and impairment loss - 5,581 - 3,040 - 19,628 - 17,261 
Loss on sale of non-current assets - 235 - - 235   -
Other income and expenses   433   352   371   352 
Operating profit   7,833   6,564   16,427   33,718 
Finance income/(costs), net - 3,308 - 3,131 - 13,329 - 13,67 4 
Unrealized exchange gain/(loss) on the bond - 699 - 1,762 - 1,835 - 962 
Profit before income taxes   3,826   1,671   1,263   19,082 
Income tax   188   1,87 4   420   32 
Profit from continuing operations   4,014   3,545   1,683   19,114 
Loss from discontinued operations   - - 78,326   - - 78,912 
Loss from assets held for distribution   -   76,267   -   - 
Loss on divestment of GIG Software p.l.c   -   373   -   - 
Profit/(Loss) for the period   4,014   1,859   1,683 - 59,798 
Basic and diluted earnings (Losses) per Share:
Basic earnings per share    0.01   0.01   0.03 - 0.45 
Diluted earnings per share   0.01   0.01   0.03 - 0.45

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Consolidated statement of comprehensive income 
4.2
EUR’000 Q4-25 Q4-24 restated 2025 2024 restated
Profit/(Loss) for the period   4,014   1,859   1,683 - 59,798 
Items that may be reclassified to the income statement:
Exchange differences on translation of foreign operations   -   460   -   - 195 
Exchange difference transferred to loss from discontinued operations   -   -     -     373 
Other comprehensive income / (loss) for the period   -   460   -     178 
Total comprehensive income / (loss) for the period   4,014   2,319   1,683 - 59,620

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Consolidated balance sheets
EUR'000  31 Dec 2025 31 Dec 2024 restated
Equity
Share capital   119   119 
Share premium   197,430   197,584 
Share option reserve   531   -
Currency translation reserve - 2,462 - 2,423 
Accumulated deficit - 209,523 - 211,064 
Total equity attributable to owners of Gentoo Media Inc. - 13,905 - 15,784 
Non-controlling interests   1,558   1,240 
Total equity - 12,347 - 14,544 
Liabilities
Non-current liabilities
Borrowings   -   89,476 
Lease liabilities   3,782   2,114 
Deferred consideration   -   853 
Deferred income tax liabilities   2,279   2,448 
Other non-current payables   6,061   94,891 
Total non-current liabilities
Current liabilities   111,798   7,151 
Borrowings   11,27 4   18,765 
Trade and other payables   1,161   1,088 
Lease liabilities   4,266   33,255 
Deferred consideration   -   7 41 
Contingent consideration   25,277   25,180 
Current income tax liabilities   153,777   86,180 
Total current liabilities   159,838   181,071 
Liabilities directly associated with assets classified as held for sale   147,491   166,527 
Total liabilities   159,838   181,071 
Total equity and liabilities   146,177   166,527 
4.3
EUR’000  31 Dec 2025 31 Dec 2024 restated
 Assets  
Non-current assets
Goodwill 44,429 44,429
Other intangible assets 51,392 62,395
Property, plant and equipment 2,063 1,037
Right of use assets 4,690 2,902
Deferred income tax assets 23,186 19,7 46
Other non-current assets 522  -
Total non-current assets 126,282 130,509
Current assets
Trade and other receivables 17,911 24,713
Cash and cash equivalents 3,298 11,305
Total current assets 21,209 36,018
Total assets 147,491 166,527

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Consolidated statement of cash flows
4.4
EUR’000 Q4-25 Q4-24 restated 2025 2024 restated
Cash flow from operating activities
Operating profit   7,835   6,564   16,427   33,718 
Operating loss from discontinued operations   - - 79,290 - - 76,420 
Changes in working capital and non-cash items   4,279   80,406   19,623   76,379 
Taxes paid - 638 - 402 - 3,046 - 402 
Net cash flows from operating activities   11,476   7,278   33,004   33,275 
Cash flow from investing activities
Purchases of intangible assets - 2,059 - 4,969 - 10,242 - 21,693 
Purchases of property, plant and equipment - 450 - 292 - 1,443 - 949 
Acquisition of subsidiaries/ deferred considerations - 3,195 - 454 - 30,467 - 17,167 
Net cash flows from investing activities - 5,704 - 5,715 - 42,152 - 39,809 
Cash flow from financing activities
Loan repayment - 3,000 - 1 - 5,000 - 13,964 
Proceeds from issuance of shares   - - 7   25   9,459 
Net proceeds from bond refinancing and other borrowings   -   7,031   18,000   22,204 
Repayment of lease liabilities, principal part - 230 - 286 - 1,298 - 2,349 
Interests paid - 2,810 - 2,010 - 10,586 - 10,612 
Net cash flows from financing activities - 6,040   4,727   1,141   4,738 
Net movement in cash and cash equivalents - 268   6,290 - 8,007 - 1,796 
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year   3,566   5,015   11,305   23,069 
Cash and cash equivalents of distributed platform & sportsbook segment   -   -   - - 9,968 
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period   3,298   11,305   3,298   11,305 
Cash and cash equivalents at end of the period in the statement of financial positions   3,298   11,305   3,298   11,305

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Consolidated statement of chages in equity (deficit), for the period ended 31 December 2025
* Annual report 2024 other reserves were presented as  part of share premium 
4.5
EUR’000 Share  
capital
Share  
premium
Other  
reserves*
Share option  
reserve
Currency  
translation reserve Accumulated deficit Total attributable  
to owners 
Non-controlling  
interest Total equity
2025
Equity at 1 January 2025 as reported   119   197,584   -   - - 2,423 - 206,200 - 10,920   1,240 - 9,680 
Correction of error (net of tax)   -   -   -   - - 4,864 - 4,864   - - 4,864 
Equity at 1 January 2025 restated   119   197,291   293 - - 2,423 - 211,064 - 15,784   1,240 - 14,544 
Profit for the year   1,365   1,365   318   1,683 
Currency translation differences   -   -   - 
Total comprehensive income/(loss) for the year   -   -   -   -   1,365   1,365   318   1,683 
Transactions with owners:   - 
Share based payments   -   -   -   531   -   -   531   -   531 
Excersise share options   -   24   -   -   -   -   24   24 
Other movements   - - 178 - 39   176 - 41   - - 41 
Total transactions with owners   - - 154   -   531 - 39   176   514   -   514 
Equity at 31 December 2025   119   197,137   293   531 - 2,462 - 209,523 - 13,905   1,558 - 12,347

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Gentoo Media  |  Q4 2025 Interim Report
This unaudited Interim Report (condensed consolidated 
interim  financial statements)  for the period January 1 -  
December 31, 2025, has been prepared in accordance 
with IAS 34 “Interim financial reporting” as adopted by  
the European Union. 
The interim report does not include all the notes of the  
type normally included in an annual financial report.  
Accordingly, this report is to be read in conjunction  
with the consolidated financial statements for the  
year ended 31  December 2024 of Gentoo Media Inc.
The accounting policies applied in preparing this interim 
financial report are consistent with those of the previous 
financial year, except for changed presentation of the  
consolidated income statement as well as the changes 
and the adoption of new and amended standards.  
The consolidated financial statements for 2024 of  
the Group provide a full description of the material  
accounting policies.
Changes in accounting policies 
The accounting policies applied are consistent with  
those applied in the most recent Q3 2025 interim  
report, as well as the  accounting policies described  
in the 2024 annual report.
 
 
Correction of material  error   
As previously disclosed in our Q3 2025 interim report,  
the 2024 comparatives have been restated for a material 
error affecting revenue recognition. For a full description 
of the error and  its impact by line item  please refer  to  
Note 1 “Material accounting policy information” of the  
Q3 2025 interim report. 
New and amended accounting standards
As of 31 December 2025, the Group has implemented  
all amendments to the IFRS Accounting Standards  
effective as of 1 January 2025 as adopted by the EU.  
None of the amendments implemented have had any  
material impact on the Group’s financial statements, nor 
are they expected to have so in the foreseeable future.  
The new standards that are not yet effective are not  
expected to have any material impact on Gentoo Media. 
However, the Group is currently evaluating the impact  
of IFRS 18 Presentation and Disclosure in Financial  
Statements, which will be effective from 2027.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
In preparing the interim financial statements, management 
makes various accounting judgements and estimates  
that affect the reported amounts and disclosures in the 
financial statements and in the notes to the statements. 
These are based on professional experience, historical 
data and other factors available to management.
By nature, a degree of uncertainty is involved when  
carrying out these judgements and estimates, hence  
actual results may deviate from the assessments made  
at the reporting date. Judgements and estimates are  
continuously evaluated, and the effects of any changes  
are recognised in the relevant period. Primary financial 
statement items for which significant accounting estimates 
and judgements are applied are listed in note 1.4 Key  
accounting estimates and judgements  of the 2024  
Annual Report to which we refer.  Areas affected by key  
accounting estimates and judgements are unchanged, 
however, a revision was made to the useful life of domains, 
please refer to Note 4 Intnagible Assets.
Note 1 Note 2
Material accounting policy information Management judgements and estimates

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Publishing Paid Group
 EUR '000 2025 2024 restated 2025 2024 restated 2025 2024 restated
Revenue per category
Revenue share agreements   46,446       50,872       14,507       19,67 4       60,953       70,546     
Cost per acquisition (CPA)   9,235       9,581       4,100       4,055       13,335       13,636     
Listing fees / other revenue   23,111       29,228       1,340       4,643       24,451       33,871     
Total revenue   78,792       89,681       19,947       28,372       98,739       118,053     
Other operating income   2,306     -   -     -   2,306     -
Cost - 40,197     - 42,354     - 19,435     - 23,605     - 59,632     - 65,959     
Operating profit before depreciation and 
amortisation (EBITDA) and special items   40,901       47,327       512       4,767       41,413       52,094     
EBITDA margin before special items 52% 53% 3% 17% 42% 44%
Special items, net - 4,198     - 1,467     - 1,297       -      - 5,495     - 1,467     
Operating profit before depreciation and 
amortisation (EBITDA)   36,703       45,860     - 785       4,767       35,918       50,627     
EBITDA margin 47% 51% -4% 17% 36% 43%
Group
 EUR '000 2025 2024 restated
Operating profit before depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA)   35,918       50,627     
Amortization, depreciation and impairment loss - 19,628     - 17,261     
Loss on sale of non-current assets - 1,548     -
Other income and expenses   371       352     
EBIT   15,113       33,718     
Finance income/(costs) - 13,127     - 13,67 4     
Unrealized exchange gain/(loss) on the bond - 1,835     -  9 6 2      
Profit before income taxes   152       19,082     
Segment information
Note 3

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Change in useful life of domains  
Following the spin-off and other significant activities  
undertaken in 2025, management reassessed and  
revised the estimated useful lives of intangible assets,  
with particular emphasis on domain-related assets.
Management believes that  the domains can provide   
economic benefits as long as they are continuously  
renewed and maintained. The domain registration rights 
can be renewed indefinitely at relatively low cost, with no 
legal or contractual limit to ownership.  Management has 
both the intention and the ability to renew the domains 
with no foreseeable limitation of use. In addition, brand 
recognition is a key driver of customer acquisition and  
retention. As the domains are core to certain of the  
companies  brands, the  brand—and thus the domain— 
has no foreseeable end date. 
 
Consequently, management has assessed indefinite  
life of domains similar to its peers in the industry.  
Management will review this assessment annually  
to determine whether the indefinite life continues  
to be supportable. 
Domains are not amortised from July 2025  
onwards, but tested annually for impairment. 
 
The net effect of the changes in the current financial  
year will be a decrease in the  amortisation expense  
of EUR 2.18 million. 
 
The group performs impairment tests on intangibles,  
including goodwill, domains, and technology platform 
etc., annually and whenever there is an indication that  
intangibles may be impaired. The annual impairment  
test is performed as per 31 December based on financial 
forecasts approved by management covering the  
following financial year.
At 31 December 2025, the impairment assessment  
performed did not indicate any impairment of the  
carrying amount of intangible assets and goodwill,  
with sufficient headroom identified. Based on the  
review, management considers the excess values to  
be reasonably resilient to likely and plausible changes  
in the key assumptions applied, as disclosed in note  
3.2 to the 2024 consolidated financial statements.  
Notwithstanding this, an impairment of EUR 2.7 
million was recognized on certain specific assets  
that underperformed relative to expectations.
Note 4
Intangible assets 
EUR`000 Goodwill Trademarks Domains
Affiliate  
contracts  
& database
Technology 
platform
Computer 
Software Total 
Cost 
Balance at 1 January 2025   44,429   679   95,519   21,693   20,148   233   182,702 
Acquisitions from business 
Additions   1   - -   1,305   6,184 - 3   7,486 
Disposals - - - - - - -
Exchange rate adjustment - - - - - - -
31 December 2025   44,429   679   95,519   22,998   26,332   230   190,187 
Amortization and impairment 
Balance at 1 January 2025   - - 4 - 48,154 - 15,095 - 12,395 - 232 - 75,882 
Amortization for the period   -   4 - 5,436 - 3,619 - 6,028   2 - 15,076 
Impairment for the period - - - 2,000 - - 793 - - 2,793 
Amortization on disposed assets - - - - - - -
31 December 2025   -   - - 55,590 - 18,714 - 19,216 - 230 - 93,751 
Balance at 31 December 2025   44,429   679   39,929   4,284   7,115 - 0   96,436

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As detailed in note 5.1 in the Group’s annual report for 
2024, the senior secured bonds and revolving credit  
facility are subject to financial loan covenants.
 
At 31 December 2025, the outstanding bonds have  
a carrying amount of EUR 91.9 million. All related financial 
covenants have been complied with and are expected  
to remain within thresholds for the next 12 months.
The group also holds a EUR 25 million revolving credit  
facility established in 2024 to manage transitional cash 
flow requirements. At 31 December 2025, EUR 19.8 million 
had been drawn on the facility. 
 
Based on the company’s expected and current  
performance, management considers it realistic  
to meet all conditions. As of year end the company  
complies with all coverants.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Company has an outstanding bond with a carrying 
amount of EUR 91.9 million, maturing in December 2026, 
as well as a revolving credit facility (RCF) with a carrying 
amount of EUR 20 million. 
In late January, Gentoo Media initiated a refinancing  
process of its existing bond. The net proceeds from  
a potential new bond are intended to fully repay the  
current bond and the RCF facility.
 
Management is currently evaluating whether the  
potential new bond terms are attractive for Gentoo  
Media and its shareholders compared with alternative  
financing options. 
 
There were no other subsequent events not already  
addressed in other sections within this interim report
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Note 5 Note 6
Borrowings Subsequent events 
EUR`000 2025 2024 restated
Non-current borrowings 
Senior secured bonds -   89,476 
Current borrowings
Revolving credit facility   19,855   7,151 
Senior secured bonds   91,943 -
Total borrowings 111,798 96,627

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Split from Platform and Sportsbook 
Special items for the year 2025 include costs  
associated with the separation from the Platform  
and Sportsbook operations (EUR 0.2 million).  
These activities also led to various optimisation  
initiatives and projects, which are reflected in  
operational expenses under special items. 
Streamlining of operations 
Further, special items for the year 2025 include costs  
incurred as part of restructuring and streamlining  
efforts across the organization, primarily reflected  
in personnel-related expenses (EUR 0.18 million).
 
 
Impact of special items on operating profit 
If special items had been recognised in operating  
profit before special items, they would have been  
included in the following line items:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
On April 14, 2025, the Board of Directors of Gentoo  
Media Inc. formally approved a share option plan  
designed for key employees of the company.  
 
The aggregate number of shares authorised for  
issuance under the plan is capped at 7,880,416 shares, 
representing 5.85% of the Issuer’s total share capital,  
of which 7,160,000 options have been granted to date.  
The grants are divided into three tranches with specific  
vesting dates: January 1, 2028, January 1, 2029, and  
January 1, 2030. The corresponding exercise prices are  
set at SEK 21.25, SEK 23.37, and SEK 25.71, respectively. 
 
The full amount was booked, EUR 0.5 million as a  
people expenses in Q4 as a true up for the year 2025.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
EBIT: Operating profit 
EBIT margin: EBIT in percent of Normalised revenues 
EBITDA before special items: Operating profit less
depreciation, amortisation, impairments and special items 
EBITDA: Operating profit less depreciation,
amortisation and impairments 
EBITDA before special items margin: EBITDA
before special items in percent of revenues 
EBITDA margin: EBITDA in percent of revenues 
First Time Depositor (FTD): A first time depositor  
is a person who places wagers or deposits an  
amountof money for the very first time 
Gross profit: Operating revenue less cost of sales 
Gross margin: Gross profit in percent of revenues 
Interest bearing debt: Other long-term  
debtand short-term borrowings 
Organic growth: Growth including growth from
acquired companies from the date of acquisition
measured against the historical revenue
Special items Share options Glossary
EUR`000 2025 2024
Special items, expenses 
Earnout reversal - 204     -
Split from Platform and Sportsbook   3,391     542
Streamlining of operations   2,308     -
Employee costs - 141
Other operating expenses - 784
Expenses 5,495 1,467
Special items, net 5,495 1,467
EUR`000 2025 2024
Other income - 204 -
Other operating expenses   3,391 1,467
Employee costs   2,308 -
Total special items   5,495   1,467 
Note 7 Note 8

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Financials  
Gentoo Media Plc.
5.0
 
29  5.1  Consolidated statement of comprehensive income  
30  5.2  Consolidated balance sheets  
31   5.3  Consolidated statement of cash flows

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5.1
Consolidated statement of comprehensive income 
EUR '000 Q4-25 Q4-24 restated 2025 2024 restated
Revenue   25,606   30,317   98,739   118,053 
Employee costs - 4,199 - 5,298 - 21,368 - 19,385 
Marketing expenses - 5,735 - 9,251 - 26,949 - 31,365 
Other operating income   2,306   -   2,306   - 
Other operating expenses - 1,970 - 5,393 - 8,936 - 14,643 
EBITDA before Special Items   16,008   10,375   43,792   52,660 
Special items - 1,424 - 193 - 5,275 - 766 
EBITDA   14,584   10,182   38,517   51,894 
Amortization, depreciation and impairment loss - 5,582 - 3,208 - 19,629 - 17,261 
Loss on sale of non-current assets - 1,548 - - 1,548 -
Other income and expenses   433   637   371   637 
EBIT   7,887   7,612   17,712   35,271 
Finance costs - 3,102 - 2,699 - 13,104 - 12,869 
Unrealized exchange gain/(Loss) on the bond - 700 - 1,762 - 1,835 - 962 
Profit before income taxes   4,085   3,151   2,773   21,440 
Income tax   201   2,178   461   372 
Profit from continuing operations   4,286   5,329   3,234   21,812 
Loss from Discontinued Operations   - - 78,226   - - 78,912 
Loss from assets held for distribution   -   75,829   -   - 
Loss on divestment of GIG Software p.l.c   -   373   -   - 
Profit/(Loss) for the period   4,286 - 72,897   3,234 - 57,100 
Other Comprehensive Income/(Loss)
Exchange Differences on Translation of Foreign Operations   -   492   -   - 
Exchange Difference Transferred to Loss from Discontinued Operations   -   -   -   - 
Other Comprehensive Income/(Loss) for the Y ear   -   492   -   - 
Profit/(Loss) for the Y ear   4,286 - 72,405   3,234 - 57,100

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5.2
Consolidated balance sheets
EUR’000  31 Dec 2025 31 Dec 2024 restated
Equity
Share capital   14,638   14,638 
Share premium   142,473   85,923 
Share option reserve   - -
Currency translation reserve - 769   - 
Accumulated deficit - 184,503 - 131,392 
Total equity attributable to owners of Gentoo Media Inc. - 28,161 - 30,831 
Non-controlling interests   1,558   1,240 
Total equity - 26,603 - 29,591 
Liabilities
Non-current liabilities
Borrowings   -   89,475 
Lease liabilities   3,782   2,114 
Deferred consideration   -   853 
Deferred income tax liabilities   2,279   2,448 
Other non-current payables   - -
Total non-current liabilities   6,061   94,890 
Current liabilities
Borrowings   111,798   16,272 
Trade and other payables   10,705   14,435 
Lease liabilities   1,161   1,088 
Deferred consideration   4,266   33,255 
Contingent consideration   -   7 41 
Current income tax liabilities   25,277   24,880 
Total current liabilities   153,207   90,671 
Liabilities directly associated with assets classified as held for sale   -      -
Total liabilities   159,268   185,561 
Total equity and liabilities   132,666   155,970 
EUR’000  31 Dec 2025 31 Dec 2024 restated
Assets
Non-current assets
Goodwill   33,981   33,981 
Other intangible assets   50,078   62,395 
Property, plant and equipment   2,063   1,037 
Right of use assets   4,690   2,902 
Deferred income tax assets   23,186   19,7 46 
Other non-current assets   522 -
Total non-current assets   114,520   120,061 
Current assets
Trade receivables   14,867   24,623 
Cash and cash equivalents   3,279   11,286 
Total current assets   18,146   35,909 
Total assets   132,665   155,970

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Consolidated statement of cash flows
5.3
EUR '000 Q4-25 Q4-24 restated 2025 2024 restated
Cash flow from operating activities
Operating profit   7,888   7,612   17,712   35,271 
Operating loss from discontinued operations   - - 2,835   - 
Changes in working capital and non-cash items   4,802   4,460   24,737   2,183 
Taxes paid - 375 - 363 - 2,812 - 363 
Net Cash Flows from Operating Activities   12,315   8,873   39,637   37,090 
Cash flow from investing activities
Purchases of intangible assets - 2,059 - 4,969 - 10,242 - 21,693 
Purchases of property, plant and equipment - 450 - 292 - 1,443 - 949 
Acquisition of subsidiaries/ deferred considerations - 3,196 - 454 - 30,468 - 17,167 
Net cash flows from investing activities - 5,705 - 5,715 - 42,153 - 39,809 
Cash flow from financing activities
Loan repayment - 3,851 - 496 - 11,605 - 13,555 
Proceeds from issuance of shares   -   -   -   - 
Net proceeds from bond refinancing and other borrowings   -   462   18,000   22,204 
Repayment of lease liabilities, principal part - 230 - 286 - 1,298 - 2,349 
Interests paid - 2,810 - 1,581 - 10,586 - 10,182 
Capital contribution received from group's parent   -   6,569   -   6,569 
Net cash flows from financing activities - 6,891   4,668 - 5,489   2,687 
Net movement in cash and cash equivalents - 281   7,826 - 8,005 - 32 
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year   3,560   3,458   11,284   21,284 
Cash and cash equivalents of distributed platform & sportsbook segment   -   -   - - 9,968 
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period   3,279   11,284   3,279   11,284 
Cash and cash equivalents classified as held for distribution to owners
Cash and cash equivalents at end of the period in the statement of financial positions   3,279   11,284   3,279   11,284

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Gentoo Media  |  Q4 2025 Interim Report
Company information 
Quad Central (Headquarters)  
Q4 Level 14,  
Triq L-Esportatur,  
Birkirkara CBD 1040
Malta  
 
Valencia  
@46015 València  
Av. de les Corts Valencianes,  
58, 5th floor Pobles de l’Oest  
Spain  
 
Norwich  
The Union Building,  
51-59 Rose Lane  
Norwich, Norfolk   
England  
 
Copenhagen  
@Rebel Penguin 
 Nannasgade 28  
2200 Copenhagen N  
Denmark  
 
Belgrade  
@Airport City, Rose Building  
Omladinskih Brigada 90V  
11070 New Belgrade  
Serbia