Gentoo Media is an iGaming affiliate company headquartered in Malta, previously known as GiG Media, the affiliate media division of Gaming Innovation Group.
Gentoo Media is an iGaming affiliate company headquartered in Malta, previously known as GiG Media, the affiliate media division of Gaming Innovation Group. Its history goes back to 2007, when Rebel Penguin was founded in Copenhagen, Denmark. GiG acquired Rebel Penguin to strengthen its affiliate division, and later separated GiG Media from its platform and sportsbook business into two independently listed companies. The company manages more than 150 websites that attract players looking for reviews and offers from online casino and sportsbook brands, generating leads for operators. Its wider portfolio includes the brand protection tool GiG Comply and Sitebee, which monitors where affiliate partners promote an operator's brand against marketing and compliance requirements, as well as in house paid media services covering search, social media, display advertising and CRM. It has four offices, with its headquarters in Birkirkara.
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The affiliate has lowered its 2026 outlook for the second time in five weeks, blaming Brazil's ban and a weak third quarter, and has lined up a €50 million loan and a €50 million share issue from its largest shareholders to clear €91.5 million of bonds due in December.
Record deposits, a wider margin, less debt, and a guidance cut of up to €18m. The market read the affiliate's Q2 as evidence that the World Cup did not convert, and it has €91.5m of bonds due in December.
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Shares of Gentoo Media Inc. (Nasdaq Stockholm: G2M) experienced a steep 23 percent decline on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, hitting a new 52-week low of 13.14 SEK.