Lottomatica pointed to strong online performance and the contribution of SKS365 as key drivers behind a 7% year-on-year (YoY) increase in revenue to €2.2bn (£1.9bn) in 2025.
Announcing its full-year results on Tuesday, 3 March, the operator said the majority of the 2025 revenue total was derived from its online segment, with the vertical increasing 22% YoY to €955m.
Revenue from Lottomatica’s sports retail vertical amounted to €527m, up 14% YoY, while its gaming segment contributed €774m.
The operator hailed the successful integration of the SKS365 platform, now rebranded as PWO, as a key contributor to growth, having completed its acquisition of the sports betting operator in April 2024 in a €639m deal.
The firm also pointed to market share growth in the online space “across all product segments and legacy brands”, as well as an “overall favourable” sports betting payout during the period.
Lottomatica was also among the first wave of successful operators granted a licence in the revamped Italian market.
Overall in 2025, the company took €44.7bn worth of bets across the year, up 14% on 2024.
From that figure, €29.8bn came from the online arm, €10.9bn from the gaming vertical and €3.9bn from the sports segment.
The Milan-listed operator ended the year with a market share of 31.3% for online, an increase of 1.2 percentage points from 2024.
Market share for sports amounted to 32.4%, while igaming market share came to 31.5%.
After accounting for service costs of €1.3bn, personnel costs of €154.8m, depreciation costs of €261.3m and €193.4m worth of finance expenses, pre-tax profits for the year totalled €275.8m.
Factoring in income taxes of €95.9m, net profit for 2025 came to €179.8m, up 73.3% YoY.
Adjusted EBITDA for the year amounted to €856.2m, up 21% compared to the previous year, leaving an EBITDA margin of 38%.
At the time of writing, Lottomatica’s share price sits at €21.5, up 5.2% since market open.
Guglielmo Angelozzi, chairman and CEO of Lottomatica Group, said: “2025 was a year that highlighted our ability to evolve, innovate and continue to grow in an attractive market environment.
“We have consolidated our leadership in the gaming sector with an online market share of 31% and in excess of 40% in the sports retail segment.
“We completed the integration of PWO and have been awarded new online gaming concessions in November, which provides regulatory stability and clarity for the next nine years.
“Looking ahead, 2026 will be a year of further consolidation and evolution. We will continue our strategy of organic growth and targeted bolt-ons, further enhance our product and technology capabilities and invest in brand development and in the expansion and efficiency of our retail network, always aiming for the highest levels of reliability and security in our offering.”
The operator also noted its plans to call a shareholders meeting to appoint a new board of directors, as the current board’s term set to expire upon the approval of 2025’s financial statements.
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