Key Moments:
- Groupe Partouche reported a 5.3% rise in gross gaming revenue to €189 million in Q3 2025
- French casino revenue increased 5.3% to €169.1 million, following a 5.8% uptick in attendance and the addition of Casino Partouche Cannes 50 Croisette
- International revenue grew 5.6% to €19.9 million, led by a 19% jump in Switzerland online gambling to €6.6 million and the opening of Casino Partouche Cotonou in Benin
Revenue Advancement Across Portfolios
Groupe Partouche saw gross gaming revenue reach €189 million for Q3 2025, up 5.3%. This improvement outpaced the €179.5 million achieved in Q3 2024 and exceeded second quarter results. The growth stemmed from solid performance in both local French operations and increasing international ventures, overcoming challenges presented by the European land-based gaming market.
Domestic Casinos Drive Results With Attendance and Acquisition
Revenue from French casinos climbed 5.3% to €169.1 million, underpinned by a 5.8% increase in visitor numbers and the strategic acquisition of Casino Partouche Cannes 50 Croisette. Increased attendance played a pivotal role, delivering higher revenue across major gaming channels.
| Revenue Segment (France) | Q3 2025 (€ million) | Year-on-Year Growth (%) |
|---|---|---|
| Slot Machines | 130.4 | 2.6 |
| Electronic Table Games | 22.6 | 11.8 |
| Non-Electronic Table Games | 16.6 | 20.8 |
The results reflect the benefits of both higher customer engagement and the targeted acquisition of a prominent Cannes property.
International Operations Accelerate Through New Markets
Revenue from activities abroad rose 5.6% to €19.9 million. Switzerland’s online gambling outperformed with a 19% increase, reaching €6.6 million, while physical slot machine revenue in international jurisdictions surged 63% to €10.1 million.
The group’s January 2025 launch of Casino Partouche Cotonou in Benin marks a move into West Africa, part of a broader strategy seeking growth opportunities outside Europe. The Swiss digital platform’s results also illustrated how regulated online markets can support land-based casino businesses.
Profitability Supported by Operational and Revenue Diversification
Groupe Partouche allocated €105.2 million in levy payments in Q3, leaving €83.7 million in net gaming revenue after a 5.6% increase. Turnover not related to gaming advanced 11.8% to €31.5 million, showing progress in non-gaming revenue streams.
Overall consolidated turnover for Q3 reached €114.5 million, a gain of 7.3%. Casino activities contributed €99.3 million, hotel revenue amounted to €10.0 million, and an additional €5.2 million was generated by other sources.
| Q3 2025 Consolidated Turnover | Amount (€ million) |
|---|---|
| Total Turnover | 114.5 |
| Casino Activities | 99.3 |
| Hotel Revenue | 10.0 |
| Other Activities | 5.2 |
Over the nine-month reporting period, total revenue reached €550.5 million, rising 4.6% over the previous year’s €526.4 million. Casino turnover accounted for €315 million of consolidated nine-month revenue, underlining gaming’s ongoing significance, even as the business achieved growth in hotels and other activities.
- Author
Daniel Williams
