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Scout Gaming Group is closing its chapter as a listed company after shareholders approved the sale of its operating arm to ImpactWin Group AB.
The deal, struck earlier in March and confirmed at an extraordinary meeting on March 30, handed over subsidiary Scout Holding Ltd in exchange for newly issued ImpactWin shares valued at SEK25 million.
Rather than cash, Scout received more than 10.5 million shares priced at about SEK2.36 each, giving it a 15% stake in the enlarged ImpactWin. ImpactWin was valued at SEK140 million before the transaction.
The move follows months of financial pressure, including a big drop in revenue reported last November that sent Scout’s share price tumbling.
“Following the completion of the divestment of the Company’s subsidiary Scout Holding Ltd to ImpactWin Group AB, the Company no longer conducts any operating business,” and so there’s no basis for it to remain on Nasdaq First North Growth Market. On March 31, the company filed for delisting, marking its exit from the market.
Scout to distribute shares
The ImpactWin shares will become Scout’s only significant asset once the sale closes in April 2026.
Instead of holding them at company level, the board plans to call another extraordinary general meeting so that the shares can be passed directly to Scout’s own investors, each receiving a portion based on their current holdings. This move follows the rules set out in Chapter 18 of the Swedish Companies Act.
After the distribution is complete, the board intends to move ahead with a voluntary liquidation of the company.
A timeline for delisting will be confirmed once the marketplace issues formal notice. Scout Gaming, which built its fantasy sports and sportsbook platform with operations in Lviv, Ukraine, will then formally close its run as a listed business.
Source: NEXT.io
