Allwyn hailed “good financial performance across our business” as it reported preliminary full-year 2025 revenue of €9bn (£7.8bn), a 4% year-on-year (YoY) rise.
Net revenue also grew 4% YoY to €4.1bn, with adjusted EBITDA was €1.6bn, yet another 4% rise, while adjusted profit attributable to shareholders rose 13% to €509m.
Breaking net revenue down by vertical, lottery was €2.1bn, up from €2bn the year prior, while sports betting grew 1% YoY to €562m.
The biggest increase came in Allwyn’s igaming division, with net revenue up 11% YoY to €496m.
Online net gaming revenue (NGR) stood at €1.4bn, increasing 11% YoY.
Based on geography, net revenue in North America, where Allwyn holds a majority stake in DFS operator PrizePicks following the completion of its acquisition in January 2026, spiked 11% YoY to €232m.
There was a 4% YoY growth in continental Europe, with a figure of €2.9bn, while net revenue in the UK increased 6% YoY to €962m.
Betano, the online gaming brand owned by Kaizen Gaming and in which Allwyn holds a 36.75%, reported revenue of €2.8bn, up 13% YoY.
Allwyn derived €292m in adjusted EBITDA from Betano via its ownership stake during 2025.
Bosses did point to customer-friendly results in September and October, as well as Brazil’s regulation last year, as headwinds to manage.
Commenting on the results, Allwyn CEO Robert Chvátal called 2025 a “pivotal year”.
He said: “We continued to deliver on all dimensions of our strategy, driving good financial performance across our business, and agreed two transformative transactions – strengthening our positioning for sustainable long-term growth and an exciting future as a listed company.
“We also delivered profit growth across all our businesses, aside from the impact of the new incentive and profitability mechanism on the UK National Lottery.
“2025 was also a year in which we launched our global brand strategy alongside high-profile partnerships with Formula 1 and the McLaren Formula 1 Team, transforming awareness of Allwyn on the global stage and leading up to introducing the Allwyn brand to our customers in the Czech Republic and Greece in early 2026.
“We see our single brand strategy as a key differentiating factor and enabler of our success in the long term.”
Chvatal also updated on the planned combination of Allwyn and OPAP, announced in October, that will see the formation of the second-largest listed gaming entertainment company globally.
“This transaction is the next step in our long-standing partnership with OPAP’s shareholders, for whom we have delivered outstanding returns over more than 10 years since our initial investment,” he said.
“We are looking forward to completing the transaction in the coming weeks. The combination will give investors the opportunity to invest in a genuinely differentiated proposition – a business with leading market positions across Europe and North America, a high degree of diversification, and proprietary technology and content, supporting both compounding sustainable growth and significant cash returns.”
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