Hacksaw Group
Hacksaw Group brings together businesses that develop games and technology for other companies. Hacksaw Gaming creates online casino games, while Hacksaw Markets is a B2B prediction-market platform for operators.
Hacksaw Group
Hacksaw Group is the wider group behind the businesses. Its parent company, Hacksaw AB, is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker HACK. The group supports its businesses with funding, technology and management. Each business has its own focus, but operates within the wider group. Hacksaw Gaming focuses on casino games, while Hacksaw Markets focuses on prediction-market technology. The group provides the company structure and support behind these different activities.
Hacksaw Gaming
Hacksaw Gaming develops online casino games and supplies them to other businesses. These businesses, called operators, make the games available through their own websites and apps. Players access the games through the operator's account and wallet. The operator manages the customer relationship, while Hacksaw Gaming supplies the games through the group's technology and distribution platform. For the player, a Hacksaw game is therefore part of the operator's service, even though another company developed and supplied it.
Hacksaw Markets
Hacksaw Markets is a B2B prediction-market platform that operators can use to offer prediction markets under their own brands. These markets let users buy and sell contracts linked to real-world events, such as the result of a match. The platform is designed to support the process from creating a market to confirming its result. This includes setting up markets with clear rules, matching buy and sell orders, checking trading activity and calculating payouts once the outcome is confirmed. It also keeps records so the teams running the service can follow what has happened. Operators can offer this product through their own websites or apps. They keep their brand, customer accounts and wallet, while Hacksaw Markets supplies the underlying technology. Users therefore access prediction markets through the operator, rather than through a separate Hacksaw consumer service. The model allows several operators to use the same core technology, instead of each company building these systems itself. Each launch still needs the necessary commercial agreements, technical connections and permissions for the markets it serves.



