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Groupe Partouche closed its 2025 financial year with steady revenue progress across both France and its international operations. Renovation work at three French casinos and the arrival of two new properties added momentum during a year where casino play and visitation both trended upward. Good to Know Three renovated casinos in France posted double-digit revenue lifts Group revenue reached €748.3 million in FY25 France and international markets both reported growth across all gaming segments The operator said revenue for the year to October reached €748.3 million, up 5.1 percent from the previous financial cycle. Renovated venues in Annemasse, Divonne and La Tour de Salvagny played a key part, with each property showing a strong rise in GGR after reopening. Annemasse climbed 20.9 percent, Divonne rose 17.7 percent and La Tour de Salvagny posted a 15 percent lift. France shows broad-based growth Activity in France came in at €669.4 million, a 5.2 percent increase. Slot revenue rose 3.7 percent to €522.6 million, electronic tables reached €86.9 million with a 10.6 percent jump, and traditional table games climbed 12 percent to €59.9 million. Casino visitation also improved by 4.9 percent during the year. Alongside the refurbished venues, two new properties entered the portfolio: Casino Partouche Cannes 50 Croisette in February and Cotonou Casino in Benin in January. Without these additions, FY25 group revenue reached €734.1 million, still 3 percent higher year on year. International operations add further gains International business reached €78.9 million, an increase of 3.5 percent, partly helped by a €1.4 million exchange effect linked to the Meyrin casino in Switzerland. Revenue rose across all categories: slot revenue reached €40.7 million, traditional games €38.2 million and Swiss online games €25.4 million after a 7.9 percent rise. Contribution by segment and fiscal impact Casinos generated €415 million in FY25, up 6 percent. Hotels produced €31.4 million and other activities delivered €13.8 million, which marked the strongest percentage jump at 18.7 percent. The group paid €395.9 million in levies during the year. After accounting for these payments, net gaming revenue closed at €352.4 million, up 4 percent. Turnover outside gaming reached €110.7 million, with a 12.4 percent rise, while fidelity program costs were €2.9 million. Consolidated turnover for FY25 reached €460.2 million, a 6 percent increase. Q4 continues the upward run Growth remained steady across the year, with Q1 revenue up 5.6 percent, Q2 up 2.8 percent and Q3 up 4.2 percent. Q4 carried the trend forward as revenue hit €197.8 million, up 6.4 percent. Casinos accounted for €100.0 million after a 5.9 percent rise, while hotels slipped slightly to €8.7 million. Other revenue reached €3.8 million, up 6.2 percent. Net gaming revenue in the quarter reached €83.3 million, a 4.6 percent increase. Consolidated turnover stood at €112.4 million, up 5.1 percent from the same period one year earlier. FAQ What drove the biggest gains in FY25 for Groupe Partouche Three renovated casinos in Annemasse, Divonne and La Tour de Salvagny delivered strong double-digit increases, boosting group totals. How did France perform during FY25 Revenue in France rose 5.2 percent to €669.4 million, with higher slot, electronic table and traditional table activity, plus more casino visits. What part did international markets play International revenue increased to €78.9 million, supported by higher slot and table play and stronger performance in Swiss online gaming. How much consolidated turnover did the group report FY25 consolidated turnover reached €460.2 million after a 6 percent rise.

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