Swedish game studio Gaming Corps has closed 2025 with its strongest performance to date, reporting 55% year-on-year net sales growth in the fourth quarter alongside significant organisational expansion and continued global distribution growth.
According to the company’s Q4 2025 Year-End report, Gaming Corps generated total revenue of SEK 20.15 million, compared to SEK 10.39 million during the same period last year. Net sales for the quarter reached SEK 15.08 million, up from SEK 9.74 million in Q4 2024.
The company also reported an improvement in operating results, with operating loss narrowing to SEK -8.72 million, compared to SEK -9.81 million the previous year. 
Gaming Corps titles are now live across more than 2,100 online casinos globally, reflecting the company’s continued expansion of its distribution network.
During the quarter, the studio released five new titles, including further entries in its established Pigs and Pots franchise.
Leadership Expansion and Strategic Growth
Gaming Corps strengthened its leadership structure during the final quarter of the year with key executive appointments aimed at supporting the company’s next growth phase.
In November, the company appointed a new Chief Commercial Officer, followed by the recruitment of a new Chief Financial Officer in December, further reinforcing the organisation’s commercial and financial leadership.
At the same time, Gaming Corps significantly expanded its workforce over the course of the year, growing from 52 employees in 2024 to 81 employees in 2025.
The company also saw its shareholder base increase to more than 4,500 investors.
Ontario Launch and Operator Partnerships
A major milestone during the period was Gaming Corps’ launch in the regulated Ontario market in Canada, where the company debuted its content through a partnership with BetMGM.
Following the reporting period, the company also announced a new agreement with bet365, one of the world’s largest online gaming operators.
These developments are expected to further accelerate the company’s global distribution strategy as it enters 2026.
Product Innovation Continues with Marbles Engine
Gaming Corps is also advancing its internal product roadmap, with the company’s Marbles game engine approaching certification.
The first title powered by the engine is expected to launch as an exclusive release, marking a new phase of product innovation for the studio.
CEO Commentary
Juha Kauppinen, CEO of Gaming Corps, highlighted the company’s strong progress throughout the year.
“2025 is Gaming Corps strongest year so far as a company, and it has been as eventful as successful. We delivered a net sales growth of just over 55% and came in at SEK 15.1 million for the period. Operating profit improved by just over SEK 1 million to SEK -8.7 million,” said Kauppinen.
He added that the company’s investments have focused on building a foundation for long-term growth.
“We now enter 2026 with a stronger organisation, a broader product portfolio, and even better conditions to continue our growth journey.”
