Hacksaw Gaming Rumored to Be Considering IPO

Hacksaw Gaming, a leading developer of online casino content, is said to be considering going public. Although not much is known yet, sources insisted that the company is in talks with several experienced financial firms.

Hacksaw Gaming Considers Going Public

According to a report by Bloomberg, Hacksaw Gaming is eyeing an initial public offering (IPO) on NASDAQ Stockholm. While the deal could make sense, considering the company’s position and ambitions, sources familiar with the matter were unable to disclose many details.

The report suggested that Hacksaw Gaming is currently working with financial experts to prepare the IPO. Sources named Carnegie Investment Bank, Citigroup, and Jefferies Group as three parties that are allegedly helping develop the offering.

Sources furthermore added that there is still much that has not been decided yet, including when the IPO will be launched.   

Europe Experiencing IPO Slowdown

In any case, Hacksaw Gaming’s rumored IPO would be a significant development in Europe’s somewhat stuttered trading sector. Bloomberg suggested that the IPO activity in 2025 so far represents a decrease of 35% from 2024. Experts agree that this is most likely due to the continued economic uncertainty.

While certain companies have been withdrawing or postponing their IPO plans, Hacksaw Gaming’s stronger positions make a successful IPO an actual possibility. The rumored plans suggest that the company is confident in its position, long-term stability and growth potential. It could also highlight the business’ awareness of the steadily increasing interest in gaming products and solutions.

The IPO Could Make Sense for Hacksaw Gaming

If the rumors are true, the IPO would come at a time of rapid growth for Hacksaw Gaming. The company has been steadily expanding its presence in Europe and beyond, most recently focusing on growth in North America. Its most recent US launch was in Pennsylvania, which is one of America’s biggest and most lucrative gaming markets.

Back in Europe, Hacksaw Gaming scooped up licenses in Denmark and Belgium, further cementing its position as a leading provider.

Hacksaw Gaming’s most recent announcements included several EU-centered partnerships. In January, the provider teamed up with LiveScore Group in the United Kingdom. Last month, it unveiled another partnership with Daznbet, saying that the two are preparing to “take Italy by storm.”

Most recently, Hacksaw Gaming agreed to supply content to the Grand Casino Luzern, a Swiss market leader that, according to Hacksaw, “is proud to showcase their Swiss heritage.”