Expanded casino portfolio pushes revenue up at Groupe Partouche in Q3
Summary
Groupe Partouche reported a 5.3% year-on-year increase in gross gaming revenue (GGR) to €189.0m for Q3 (May–July), helped by the addition of new venues to its land-based portfolio.
In France, Q3 GGR rose 5.3% to €169.1m, supported by a 5.8% rise in attendance and the acquisition of Casino Partouche Cannes 50 Croisette. Slots revenue in France climbed 2.6% to €130.4m; electronic table games were up 11.8% to €22.6m and non-electronic table games grew 20.8% to €16.6m.
Outside France, revenue increased 5.6% to €19.9m. Key drivers included a 19.0% rise in online gambling revenue in Switzerland (€6.6m) and a 63% jump in physical slot machine revenue (€10.1m). The group also opened Casino Partouche Cotonou in Benin earlier this year.
Groupe Partouche paid €105.2m in levies in Q3, leaving net gaming revenue of €83.7m (up 5.6%). Turnover excluding net gaming revenue rose 11.8% to €31.5m (with €0.7m in fidelity programme costs), giving consolidated turnover of €114.5m, a 7.3% increase. Casinos accounted for €99.3m of turnover (+6.4%), hotels €10.0m (+4.9%) and other turnover €5.2m (+34.3%).
On a nine-month basis, total revenue reached €550.5m (up 4.6% year-on-year). Net gaming revenue for the period was €269.1m (+3.9%) and consolidated turnover rose 6.2% to €347.8m. Casinos made €315.0m of turnover (+6.0%), hotel turnover was €22.7m (+2.6%) and other turnover €10.0m (+24%).
Source
Source: https://igamingbusiness.com/finance/quarterly-results/revenue-up-groupe-partouche-q3/
Key Points
- Q3 gross gaming revenue rose 5.3% year-on-year to €189.0m, driven by portfolio expansion and higher attendance.
- France GGR was €169.1m (+5.3%); attendance increased 5.8% and new Cannes venue contributed to growth.
- Slots revenue in France €130.4m (+2.6%); electronic table games €22.6m (+11.8%); non-electronic table games €16.6m (+20.8%).
- International revenue rose 5.6% to €19.9m; Swiss online revenue up 19% and physical slots up 63%.
- Q3 consolidated turnover €114.5m (+7.3%) after €105.2m in levies; casinos accounted for €99.3m of turnover.
- Nine-month revenue reached €550.5m (+4.6%); net gaming revenue YTD €269.1m (+3.9%).
Why should I read this?
Quick take: if you care about land-based casino performance or operator expansion, this shows Partouche’s recent openings and higher footfall are converting into steady top-line growth. It’s a neat snapshot of how venue additions and improved attendance mix are lifting both gaming and non-gaming revenue.
Author style
Punchy: the figures matter if you track European casino operators or regional market shifts. Read the detail if operator expansion, venue performance or revenue mix are part of your remit — otherwise this saves you time by summing up the essentials.