Kindred edges closer to net zero harmful revenue goal

Kindred Group chipped away at the proportion of its revenues derived from harmful gambling during Q2 2023, cutting the figure down from 3.3% to 3.1%.

The Stockholm-listed operator, active in various markets via its Unibet sportsbook and 32Red igaming brands, set an objective of achieving 0% revenue from harmful gambling in H1 2021.

As it stands, the 3.1% figure reported this week marks the lowest proportion of income from harmful gambling achieved by the group. This was accompanied by a record- high improvement effect after interventions, which stood at 86.4%.

Nils Andén, Kindred Group Interim CEO, said: “Our ‘Journey towards Zero’ ambition is an important parameter for Kindred and our ability to contribute towards a fact-based dialogue on how to establish a more sustainable gambling industry.

“It also acts as a fundamental metric in Kindred’s internal efforts to improve our responsible gambling efforts. We have always been clear on that we will not achieve this ambition overnight..

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