Kambi is a B2B sportsbook supplier listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and headquartered in Malta, founded in 2010 as a spin-off from Unibet, providing a fully managed sportsbook with pricing, trading, risk management, settlement and a front end to more than forty operators in Europe, North America, Latin America and Africa on a revenue-share model. Its clients have included many of the largest regulated operators, and it has adapted its offering with modular products (odds feeds, bet builder, front-end and managed-trading components) as large operators moved trading in-house. Kambi holds supplier licences in more than forty jurisdictions and employs around 1,000 people in Malta, Stockholm, London, Bucharest, Manila and the Americas.
Kambi trades as KAMBI on Nasdaq First North Stockholm and carries 0.37% of the iGT 25 iGaming stock index.
Leading operators implement machine learning to detect high-risk players in real-time, reducing affordability breaches by 40% while maintaining player retention. New compliance tools from DraftKings, FanDuel reshape operator margins.
A record World Cup drove Kambi's second-quarter revenue up 13.5% and more than doubled its adjusted earnings, prompting the sportsbook supplier to lift its full-year profit guidance.