Groupe Partouche reported a 5.1% year-on-year increase in gross gaming revenue during its 2025 financial year, helped by major renovation work across three of its land-based casinos in France.
Revenue for the 12 months to the end of October 2025 amounted to €748.3 million ($870.8 million), the operator said. This surpassed the $712.3 million reported in the group’s 2024 financial year.
Groupe Partouche highlighted the reopening of three revamped casinos in Annemasse, Divonne and La Tour-de-Salvagny in FY25 following renovation work.
The group said these venues had “paid off”, with revenue at the Annemasse casino climbing 20.9% year-on-year during the period. Revenue was also up 17.7% at the Divonne property, while the venue in La Tour-de-Salvagny reported a 15% increase in GGR.
French revenue up 5.2% at Groupe Partouche
In total, revenue in France for the group was 5.2% higher year-on-year at €669.4 million, following growth across all categories. Slot machine revenue increased 3.7% to €522.6 million, electronic table games 10.6% to €86.9 million, and non-electronic table games 12% to €59.9 million. On top of this, attendance at French casinos was 4.9% higher year-on-year.
Outside France, revenue from Groupe Partouche’s international business increased 3.5% to €78.9 million. This, the group noted, included a favourable exchange rate effect of €1.4 million related to the Meyrin casino in Switzerland.
As was the case in France, revenue was higher across all segments within the international business. Slot machine revenue here increased 3.1% to €40.7 million, traditional games 3.8% to €38.2 million, while Swiss online games revenue was 7.9% higher at €25.4 million.
While the renovation of the three French casinos played a key part in the overall revenue rise at Groupe Partouche, the operator also referenced the addition of two new properties to its portfolio.
These included the acquisition of Casino Partouche Cannes 50 Croisette in February and Cotonou Casino in the Republic of Benin in January. When excluding these two properties, group revenue was 3% higher year-on-year at €734.1 million.
Consolidated turnover up to €460.2 million
Overall, €415 million of total group revenue came from casinos during FY25, a rise of 6%. Hotels generated €31.4 million in revenue, a 0.8% increase, while other activities drew €13.8 million, up 18.7%.
Groupe Partouche paid €395.9 million in levies during the 12 months, which resulted in €352.4 million in annual net gaming revenue, an increase of 4%. Turnover excluding net gaming revenue topped €110.7 million, up 12.4%, while fidelity programme costs reached €2.9 million.
As such, total consolidated turnover for the business in FY25 was €460.2 million, some 6.0% more than in the previous financial year.
Steady revenue growth continued into Q4
Revenue growth at Groupe Partouche remained consistent throughout FY25. Q1 revenue was up 5.6%, Q2 2,8% and Q3 4.2%, with this having continued into Q4, when revenue climbed 6.4% to €197.8 million.
Casinos drew €100.0 million of Q4 revenue, up 5.9% year-on-year. Hotels revenue edged down 3.6% to €8.7 million but other revenue was 6.2% higher at €3.8 million.
The increase in revenue was accompanied by a 4.6% rise in net gaming revenue to €83.3 million. In addition, total consolidated turnover for the final quarter of FY25 was up 5.1% to €112.4 million.
Revenue at Groupe Partouche for the 12 months to the end of October 2025 amounted to €748.3 million.