ATG Casino
Not listedATG Casino is operated by ATG, a privately held company not listed on any stock exchange.
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ATG is not traded on any stock exchange. There is no public ticker symbol or stock chart available for this company.
ATG (AB Trav och Galopp) is owned by Sweden's horse-racing federations — Svensk Travsport (91%) and Svensk Galopp (9%) — not by the state, a common misconception; the state's role is a framework agreement and board-nomination rights. ATG's online casino launched on 1 January 2019 with Sweden's licensing market, under Spelinspektionen licences, alongside the V75 horse betting that made the company famous.
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About ATG Casino
ATG is the V75 company: founded in 1974 to run Swedish horse-race betting, it built one of the country's most trusted gambling brands on trotting tracks and Saturday jackpot pools. When Sweden's licence market opened on 1 January 2019, ATG added sports betting and an online casino at atg.se — 'a historic moment', as the company called it.
The ownership is a surprise to most Swedes: ATG is not state-owned. AB Trav och Galopp belongs to the sport itself — Svensk Travsport holds 91% and Svensk Galopp 9% — with every surplus krona flowing back to Swedish horse sport. The state's involvement is contractual (a framework agreement renewed in 2025) rather than equity.
There is accordingly no ATG share: the federations' ownership is fixed by the model, and the casino remains a side product to the horse-betting engine that funds an entire sport.