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Former constituent · historical reference

Gambling.com Group (GAMB): iGT 25 archive

Gambling.com Group is not a current constituent of the iGT 25. This page preserves the company-specific destination for the former GAMB profile; it does not provide a current share price or current index weight.

The index record

The iGT 25 change log records GAMB’s removal on in an extraordinary review, with Allwyn (ALWN) recorded as its replacement under rule 6.2. This describes the index’s recorded membership change. For the original entry and any subsequent input corrections, use the index change log and published index rules.

A replacement in an index is not necessarily a corporate successor. Allwyn has its own business and separate constituent profile. Historic GAMB links therefore remain on this archive rather than forwarding readers to Allwyn or the general index.

The business behind the ticker

Gambling.com Group’s corporate information describes a business providing marketing and sports data services to the online gambling industry. Its affiliate operations help connect consumers with operators; the group distinguishes those services from operating gambling games itself. Read the company’s corporate overview for its own description and its corporate announcements for dated company statements.

Research the affiliate business model

Affiliate revenue can depend on new depositing customers, commercial agreements and the markets in which partner operators hold licences. Our guide to iGaming affiliate programmes explains acquisition payments, revenue-share arrangements and the differences between the models. For financial reporting, the financial-results course explains how to distinguish revenue, adjusted earnings, cash flow and acquisition effects.

These references explain the business model; they are not a valuation of Gambling.com Group. Compare dated filings and announcements when researching a particular reporting period.

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