• Sports Entertainment Gaming Global posted 2025 revenue of USD 559,590, down 42%, while net loss narrowed 28% to USD 20.81 million.
• Operating loss improved 2% to USD 17.87 million, while cost of revenue more than doubled to USD 774,823.
• Professional fees climbed 22% to USD 6.64 million on higher attorney utilization tied to litigation, including a class action and DOJ lawsuit.
• Other income rose to USD 4.23 million as the company recorded statutory interest accrued on the Streicher judgment after gaining new collection information.
• Management said it has reached an inflection point, shifting from remediation to execution, with Veloce Esports acquired and Nook expected to close after Middle East conflicts ease.

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