Using his investment company Veralda for the sale the tycoon has pocketed some €31 million from the sale and is in line with his strategy to depart all gambling and business interests by his 50th birthday.
Strom said following the sale of his shares: “I am pleased to see an overwhelming interest from both current and new shareholders wanting to invest in Kambi’s growth story. Kambi has developed into a leading premium sports betting technology company, with significant opportunities in new and existing markets.”
Kambi was a part of Unibet serving technology services to operators until it separated in 2010 of which Strom is a founder of both entities.
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