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Forecast Adjustment

Fable Media Group has updated its full-year forecast for 2024. The group now anticipates revenue in the range of SEK 92 to 96 million, with an EBITDA profit of SEK 65 to 69 million and an expected EBITDA margin of 70 to 72 percent.This represents a revision from the previous forecast, which projected revenue of SEK 97 to 105 million and an EBITDA profit of SEK 70 to 75 million, with an expected EBITDA margin of 70 to 74 percent. The adjusted forecast is primarily attributed to lower sportsbook margins, as reported by the industry during the second half of 2024. Additionally, Fable Media

Correction: Reclassification of Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows in Interim Report Q3 2024

Fable Media Group AB has issued a correction to the Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows included in its Interim Report for Q3 2024, originally published on November 14, 2024. The correction involves reclassifications only and does not impact the total cash flow for the period.These reclassifications have been made to more accurately reflect the distribution of cash flows among operating, investing, and financing activities. The adjustments are detailed on page 10 of the attached restated report. Notably, the changes result in an increase in cash flow from operating activities and

Q3 EBITDA increased by 34 percent

July – September 2024• Revenue increased by 13 % to 21.7 MSEK (19.2 MSEK)• Revenue from continuing operations increased by 14 % *• EBITDA increased by 34 % to 15.2 MSEK (11.4 MSEK)• The EBITDA margin amounted to 70 % (59 %)• Operating profit (EBIT) amounted to 14.1 MSEK (10.2 MSEK)• Profit after tax amounted to 12.0 MSEK (6.7 MSEK)• Basic and diluted earnings per share: 0.35 SEK (0.20 SEK) January – September 2024• Revenue increased by 14 % to 71.5 MSEK (62.9 MSEK)• Revenue from continuing operations increased by 19 % *• EBITDA increased by 44 % to 51.0 MSEK (35.4 MSEK)

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