Hacksaw Gaming Revenue Rises 28%

(AsiaGameHub) –   Hacksaw Gaming has gotten off to a strong start in 2026, reporting first-quarter revenue of €57.6 million, up 28% year-over-year. Profit for the three-month period climbed to €45.5 million, while adjusted operating profit reached €47.4 million, holding a stable profit margin of 82%.

CEO Christoffer Källberg noted that during the opening quarter, “the company logged a strong start to the year with solid growth and robust margins, as shown in the financial results of our product development and monetization strategy.”

In addition to rolling out 27 new titles this quarter, Hacksaw also signed 79 commercial agreements, including pacts with bet365 in Pennsylvania and William Hill in Italy.

All told, 12 in-house developed titles and 15 third-party titles were launched in Q1 via the OpenRGS platform.

By the end of March, nine studios were using OpenRGS, and Foxhound Games released its first title through the platform in February. The total number of games in the Hacksaw catalogue now tops 320, up 43% from the prior 12-month period. Average daily rounds played also rose 43% over the last year.

CEO Christoffer Källberg said:

We continue to spot attractive opportunities to use our strong cash generation to invest in early-stage companies within our ecosystem, where we can capture major potential by offering both capital and strategic support to company founders.

Beyond game launches and licensing deals, Hacksaw is directing resources into early-stage investments through its Hacksaw Ventures arm.

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