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Bragg closes Drayton acquisition; Matt Davey chair; expands US ADW

Jul 22, 2026, 8:51 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Closing the acquisition and new ADW access could lift Bragg’s growth runway and hidden value from content scale; near-term dilution from equity issuance is offset by strategic optionality and a renewed balance sheet; expectation of multiple expansion as US/Gaming regulatory exposure matures.

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Bragg Gaming Group closed the Drayton International acquisition for US$9 million in stock, expanding into U.S. ADW and licensed studios. Subscription receipts converted into shares and warrants, while the bank facility was renewed with Bank of Montreal. Governance shifts include Matt Davey as Non-Executive Chairman and Mazij's board resignation, signaling an execution-focused phase and potential upside from broader US regulatory access and content scale.

Bragg completes Drayton International acquisition for US$9 million via 4.5 million shares.
751,445 subscription receipts convert into common shares and 36-month warrants at US$2.16.
Bank of Montreal consents to the transaction; credit facility renewed for one year.
Matt Davey named Non-Executive Chairman; Matevz Mazij resigns from Bragg's board.

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