- GMGI sets new bar for quarterly revenue, topping $9 million for first time
- The company currently has a string of 15 consecutive profitable quarters
- Golden Matrix is growing through international M&A activity and launching gaming products, including a new highly anticipated eSports platform
Tech stocks have rallied since the tech-laden Nasdaq hit a nearly two-year low in June. Most of the first half of the year was dominated by geopolitical drama, and international upheaval fueling recession concerns amid spiking inflation. None of that stopped Golden Matrix Group (NASDAQ: GMGI) from having its best revenue quarter ever, spearheaded by horizontal and vertical growth.
Golden Matrix, a provider of turnkey and white label gaming platforms and content, hasn’t filed its 10-Q quarterly report with the Securities and Exchange Commission yet, but did provide some color to investors on its third quarter of fiscal 2022, which ran from May-July. The Las Vegas-based company logged record revenues exceeding $9 million in the quarter, an improvement of approximately 177% from $3.25 million in the comparable quarter of fiscal 2021.
Meaningful progress in both its flagship business-to-business (“B2B”) division and new business-to-consumer (“B2C”) division undergirded the jump in revenue. GMGI CEO Brian Goodman called the record quarter “even more impressive when considering the impact of global economic headwinds and an unfavorable exchange rate throughout the quarter.”
The strength of the U.S. dollar is important to Golden Matrix as the bulk of its customers are overseas, particularly Asia-Pacific as far as B2B clients. Golden Matrix has chosen not to foray into the byzantine U.S. market, with its software designed to decline requests coming from within the country to maintain strict compliance with U.S. law. At the end of the quarter, GMGI had about 635 operators and approximately 6.5 million registered users across all its traditional B2B gaming platforms.
Internationally, GMGI’s GM-X System is the industry standard as a configurable and scalable gaming platform providing access to over 10,000 games from dozens of providers along with sophisticated analytics, retention tools, loyalty features, and more. Through GM-X, Golden Matrix offers an array of games, including slots, table games, live games, and sports. The company is also planning on expanding into the burgeoning eSports that is growing at a stunning 22% compound annual growth rate on its way to an estimated $12.5 billion by 2030. The new GMGI B2B eSports platform is expected to make its debut any time now.
Record quarterly revenue has also been spurred on by Golden Matrix taking an 80 percent stake in RKings, the United Kingdom-based owner of a popular skill tournament platform operated in the U.K. and Ireland. RKings gives players an opportunity to win a bevy of products from jewelry to golf clubs to exotic cars and vacations. In the latest quarter, RKings’ B2C competitions engaged more than 46,000 new registered users.
The company didn’t provide insight into EBITDA or net income in its recent news release, but investors surely will be looking forward to the regulatory filings to see if the string of profitable quarters – currently standing at 15 – continues.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.GoldenMatrix.com.
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to GMGI are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/GMGI
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