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Playtech Raises FY2026 Guidance to at Least €270m as US Growth Drives H1 Beat

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13 Jul 2026

Playtech Raises FY2026 Guidance to at Least €270m as US Growth Drives H1 Beat

Playtech has told the market its first-half performance landed significantly ahead of expectations, lifting its full-year adjusted EBITDA target to at least €270 million and sending the shares up as much as 18% on the day. The upgrade rests on US and Latin American momentum that the supplier will need to sustain against a sharply higher UK tax burden.

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