Gaming Corps launches private placement to raise up to SEK 36.8 million

By Public Technologies
  • Gaming Corps launched a directed share issue of 56,564,703 shares at SEK 0.65, raising up to SEK 36.8 million.
  • Shareholders proposed an extraordinary meeting around Nov. 2, 2026 for a second directed issue of 12,860,078 shares at SEK 0.65.
  • Total proceeds from both placements set at up to SEK 25.9 million in cash, net of SEK 19.2 million debt set-off.
  • Transaction implies 69,424,781 new shares, lifting total shares to 214,866,313; dilution estimated at 32.3%.
  • Funding earmarked to repay a roughly EUR 1 million bridge loan, expand integration capacity, accelerate game launches.


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