Bragg Gaming Group confirmed on July 22, 2026 that chief executive Matevž Mazij will step down from his position. The B2B gaming supplier accepted his resignation and announced concurrent board restructuring in its corporate statement.
Mazij will remain on the board of directors until his departure takes effect, a successor is appointed, or ninety days pass from the annual general meeting. Holly Gagnon is simultaneously stepping down as board chair. Matt Davey, founder and chairman of Tekkorp Capital, assumes the chair position and now holds a ten percent stake following the $9m acquisition of Drayton International.
Drayton Acquisition and Studio Development
The Drayton transaction provides Bragg with access to the US advance deposit wagering market, a portfolio of studio equity interests, and proprietary distribution infrastructure. Davey stated, "Bragg has built the foundations needed for a powerful platform and distribution business: real content, real technology and real licences in highly regulated markets." He added that future operations will prioritize balance sheet strength and operating cash flow. Mazij noted that the studios are expanding game features across the platform and implementing AI-assisted development tools to accelerate content releases.The leadership changes follow a shareholder vote at the Bragg annual general meeting in June 2026. Shareholders recorded 55.7 percent opposition to Mazij's re-election, with 44.3 percent voting in favor. The company issued the resignation confirmation on Wednesday, July 22, as reported by Jonny Whitfield.