Gentoo Media CFO Mads Albrechtsen has suggested that the company’s stock is “undervalued” when compared to its competitors in the sector.
Speaking during an ABGSC Investor Day presentation, Albrechtsen highlighted the potential for future growth as a result.
Gentoo Media began operating as a standalone company in October 2024 following its split from Gaming Innovation Group.
At the time of writing, the affiliate has a share price of SEK7.61 per share, down 1.93% from market open.
However, the affiliate has seen its stock slide almost 70% in the past 12 months.
In comparison, fellow affiliate Better Collective’s shares are sitting at SEK115, while the Denmark-based business has seen its share price slip 8% in the last year.
Albrechtsen said: “There are some facts around our stock. I think it’s evident that right now, if we look at all the commissioned research or the analysts, they say that we are quite undervalued compared to our competitors. So as we see it, there’s still a lot of potential for us.”
Albrechtsen added that the affiliate could turn to M&A again as a vehicle for future growth.
He added: “We still believe there’s way more to come from us. In the past, we have also done M&A and we consider that as an important instrument for us going forward, both for gaining better capabilities, people-wise and for better assets entering the market.
“We still believe that’s a very good instrument for us to use as a business. That being said, we still need to keep on investing in our tech platform and utilise all the investments we have done.
“As a result of that, we believe that we will reach our goal of being the leading casino affiliate in 2030.”
The CFO added that the company might have to look towards other markets outside of its Europe and Latam core, while building a resilience to AI-driven changes in the affiliate market.
“We need to be more bold in choosing the right markets,” Albrechtsen continued. “We need to invest in different markets to make sure that when the switches are happening from offline to online that we are part of that transition.
“Then of course with AI and all the efficiency that can lead to in our business, as well as how product driven we are, we actually believe that it’s good to see that happening.
“For us, making sure that our business is resilient to change in technology and AI around us, but also making sure that we take up all the new potential growth in new markets.
“We’re predominantly in Europe and Latam, but we need to see the potential in other markets.”
Gentoo Media reported revenue of €22.7m (£20m) for the third quarter of 2025, representing a 23% decrease year on year.
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Mads Albrechtsen attests that the affiliate’s stock is underrated when compared to its competitors, highlighting the potential for future growth
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