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Sports journalism, original content and live coverage that put the Group in the daily conversation with Mexican fans.
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THE INVESTOR STORY
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A sports audience. A local gaming business.
And a quarter that changed the scale.
Gana Media Group is bringing sports content, fan engagement and licensed online gaming together in Mexico. Estadio Gana’s latest results show the progress.
See the growth Discover the storyWhat is Gana Media Group? Gana Media Group plc, formerly Mobile Streams plc, is an AIM quoted company with the ticker GANA. It owns Estadio Gana, the Mexican online sportsbook and casino, and Capital Media Sports, the sports media business behind Estadio Deportes. [2] [7]
What is driving momentum? Estadio Gana reported Q3 2026 GGR of MXN 34.6m, up 1,284% from Q2, alongside first deposit conversion rising from 4.0% to 16.5%. The figures point to rapidly expanding operating scale and stronger conversion. [1]
Where is the next opportunity? Build on the larger player base, deepen repeat engagement and make customer acquisition more efficient. The value-creation agenda is to turn operating scale into durable revenue, profitability and cash generation.
What is the Group focused on next? Sustaining momentum, improving the player journey and connecting sports content with commercial performance. Future company updates will show progress against these priorities.
This company overview draws on GANA announcements and public market sources. See the linked reports for the underlying detail.
The investment story starts with a simple idea: bring the sports audience and the gaming experience closer together.
In January 2026, the acquisitions of Estadio Gana and Capital Media Sports brought the Mexican gaming and sports media businesses fully into the Group. GANA’s focus is now on developing those businesses as a connected sports entertainment proposition. [2]
Estadio Deportes gives fans content and reasons to return. Estadio Gana offers a sportsbook and online casino designed around Mexican players. Together, they create opportunities to connect audience, engagement and commercial value. [3]
The ambition: build a lasting relationship with the fan, beyond a single match or tournament.

Sports journalism, original content and live coverage that put the Group in the daily conversation with Mexican fans.
How the model connects ↗
A licensed online sportsbook and casino, with local relevance at the heart of the player experience.
Explore operating performance ↗Owned media and performance marketing create routes to the audience. Product, payments and engagement determine what happens next.
Build reach through sports coverage, live content, partnerships and targeted acquisition.
Connect that interest with relevant sports, local payment methods and a smoother route from registration to first deposit.
Use content, product relevance and customer relationship management to give adult players reasons to return responsibly.
The strategy brings owned sports content together with performance marketing. Retorno Digital adds capabilities in acquisition, conversion optimisation and measurement, helping the Group build a more connected and measurable route from audience to customer. [4]
Q3 brought more registrations, stronger first-deposit conversion and a sharp increase in betting activity and gross gaming revenue.
Q3 GGR of MXN 34.6m was approximately US$2.0m.
| Measure | Q2 2026 | Q3 2026 | Reported change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registrations | 21,296 | 58,770 | +176% |
| First time depositors | 852 | 9,681 | +1,037% |
| FTD conversion | 4.0% | 16.5% | +313% |
| Aggregate monthly active users | 3,086 | 28,688 | +830% |
| Betting turnover | MXN 35.8m | MXN 170.6m | +377% |
| Gross gaming revenue | MXN 2.5m | MXN 34.6m | +1,284% |
Aggregate monthly active users is the sum of monthly activity counts and is not a deduplicated quarterly audience. Figures and percentage changes are reproduced as reported; rounded amounts may not reproduce every percentage exactly.
Source: 15 October 2026 trading update [1]. Q2: April–June. Q3: July–September. USD equivalents use the RNS rate of MXN 17.3 to US$1. GGR is not net revenue, profit or cash flow.
September was the strongest GGR month yet, two months after the tournament.
Monthly GGR rose in July, August and September, with September reaching a new high. The Q3 progression provides a strong platform for the next phase: extending engagement and building sustainable, profitable growth.
Read the full trading update ↗Historical monthly results; not a forecast. [1]
Registrations by 15 October 2026
The trading update compared the registered player base with filling Mexico’s iconic Azteca Stadium. A memorable illustration of how far the business has come.
A company comparison from the RNS. Registrations are cumulative accounts, not active players or depositors. [1]
In 2026, GANA brought together the businesses, leadership and distribution partnerships to power its next stage of growth.
Acquisitions completed, with Estadio Gana and Capital Media Sports becoming wholly owned. [2]
Retorno Digital partnership introduced performance marketing, conversion optimisation and measurement. [4]
Lorenzo Caci appointed COO. The ONEFA partnership expanded live sports coverage. [5] [3]
GANA joined AIEJA, the Mexican gaming industry association. [6]
The Q3 trading update showed a substantial increase in the scale of the gaming business. [1]
Hear directly from management on the strategy and execution behind GANA’s Mexico growth story.
Recent economic, investment and income data add context to the market in which GANA is building. They are country-level signals, not company results.
Q3 GDP grew 3.2% year over year, ahead of the 3.0% median forecast in Bloomberg’s survey. Bloomberg attributed the acceleration to public and private investment and robust exports. The quarter-on-quarter rise was 0.9%.
Read Bloomberg’s report Preliminary GDP estimate; final figures may change. [10]Mexico reported US$34.97bn of FDI in H1 2026, its highest first-half total on record and 2.1% above the originally reported H1 2025 figure.
See the official figures 88.5% was reinvested earnings; new investment represented 7.8% of the total. [11]Scotiabank’s analysis of Mexico’s household income survey found average monthly income per person rose 13.2% in real terms between 2022 and 2024, supporting a longer-term purchasing-power story.
Read the Scotiabank analysis Historical household income data; not a forecast of future disposable income or gaming spend. [12]Bloomberg reported that Mexico was considering a tax incentive to encourage more companies to list locally, while BIVA’s chief highlighted infrastructure as an opportunity for international investors.
Read Bloomberg’s report The incentive was under consideration; no final policy or outcome was reported. [13]A dynamic national market creates a compelling backdrop for GANA’s Mexico-focused strategy. Company performance will continue to be reported through GANA’s own announcements and financial results.
Q3 marked a step change for GANA. Explore the results, the strategy and the priorities shaping the Group’s next phase.
Ask the company a question ↗GANA offers investors exposure to a fast-growing Mexican sports media and gaming business. In Q3 2026, Estadio Gana reported GGR of MXN 34.6m, up 1,284% on Q2, and first time depositors rose to 9,681. Combined with a locally rooted sports media platform, this creates an exciting opportunity to build scale in a major market. Explore the strategy and latest results, and review the company’s formal disclosures before making an investment decision. [1]
Gana Media Group plc is AIM quoted as GANA. Through Capital Media Sports, the Group builds its Mexican sports media presence with Estadio Deportes; through Estadio Gana, it operates a licensed Mexican sportsbook and casino. The strategy connects local sports coverage and fan engagement with a relevant digital gaming product, creating a distinctive platform for growth. [2] [8]
Q3 marked a major advance in operating scale: Estadio Gana reported MXN 34.6m of GGR, up 1,284% on Q2, while its GGR-to-turnover ratio rose to 20.3% from 6.9%. GGR is the amount remaining from stakes after player winnings and before bonuses, duties and operating costs, so it is distinct from net revenue, operating profit and cash flow.
The Q3 update shows the increased scale of the acquired business. The next phase is to convert that growth into contribution to Group net revenue, profitability and cash generation. GANA’s published interim accounts cover the six months to December 2025, before the January acquisitions completed; future financial reporting will provide updates on the combined Group. [7]
*Simplified illustration, not an accounting reconciliation. Costs include suppliers, payments, marketing and Group overheads; cash also reflects working capital and investment.
Yes. Estadio Gana’s momentum carried beyond the World Cup: September GGR reached MXN 19.3m, above August’s MXN 11.9m and July’s MXN 3.4m, making it the strongest month reported so far. This shows the business continued to build activity after the tournament. [1]
The GGR-to-turnover ratio increased to 20.3% in Q3 from 6.9% in Q2, a significant improvement in the period. This gaming margin can vary with product mix and betting outcomes; GANA’s focus is on building sustained engagement and a strong business across multiple reporting periods. [1]
GANA is building a proposition around Mexican sports fans: Estadio Deportes creates local content and audience engagement, while Estadio Gana delivers a locally relevant gaming experience. Partnerships such as ONEFA and Retorno Digital extend content reach and performance-marketing capability. Together, these strengths give the Group a distinctive platform to connect audience, engagement and commercial value. [3] [4]
Estadio Gana operates as a licensed Mexican sportsbook and casino, and GANA joined AIEJA in September 2026, strengthening its engagement with the Mexican gaming industry. [1] [6] The Group’s local focus includes responsible operations and meeting the requirements of its market. AIEJA membership is an industry affiliation, separate from the operating licence; further details are available in the Group’s formal disclosures.
Q3 provides a strong platform for the next phase. GANA’s priorities are to sustain growth, deepen repeat player engagement, improve acquisition efficiency and build a clear path from GGR towards net revenue, profit and cash generation. The Group’s connected sports media and gaming strategy is designed to create lasting value as it scales.
Start with the latest trading update. Then explore the Group’s financial reporting, governance and management.
Results on this page relate to Estadio Gana unless stated otherwise. “Registrations” does not mean paying or active users. FTD means first time depositor. Aggregate MAUs is not a count of unique quarterly users. GGR means gross gaming revenue and is distinct from the Group’s accounting revenue and profit. RNS Reach releases are non-regulatory company announcements.