iGT 25 constituent since 19 September 2025, ranked 5 of 25 by weight
Allwyn share price and stock profile
EUR 11.39-1.00%close on 4 November 2026
Allwyn is a lottery-led gaming and entertainment group whose parent, Allwyn AG, is listed on Euronext Athens under the ticker ALWN. The listed company was formed by the business combination of Allwyn International and OPAP, completed in March 2026, in which OPAP took the Allwyn AG name and issued new shares for Allw... Full profile
Market cap
$9.8bn
USD at the last close
Index weight
7.29%
capped at 15%
1 month
-1.68%
Year to date
-40.39%
1 year
-35.02%
52-week range
11.08 to 19.10
EUR
Allwyn closing price, EUR
-35.02%over 1Y
19.1011.08
5 Nov 20255 Nov 2026
Allwyn in the iGT 25
Allwynis one of 25 listed gambling companies in the iGT 25, iGaming Times’ market-cap-weighted index of the sector, and carries 7.29% of it at the last rebalance in the lottery bucket. Since the index base date of 19 September 2025 the shares are -43.53% in EUR. Lottery operators and their digital businesses. Weights are market capitalisation in US dollars, capped at 15%, and recomputed every trading day; read the methodology.
How Allwyn compares with other iGaming stocks
Allwyn is number 5 of 25 in the iGT 25 by weight, with a market cap of $9.8bn. Its shares are -40.39% year to date, the 23rd best of the 25 constituents against a median of -13.87% for the index and -20.83% for its 4 lottery stocks. At EUR 11.39 it trades 40.4% below its 52-week high of EUR 19.10 and 2.8% above its low of EUR 11.08.
Allwyn (ALWN) recent closing prices
The last 20 official closes on Athens Exchange, in EUR, newest first.
Allwyn daily closing share price and change on the previous close
The group's chief transformation officer will succeed Erwin van Lambaart and run Austria's gambling incumbent through the end of its online monopoly and the reaward of its licences. The shareholders have chosen an insider with a record of steering former monopolies into competition.
The public spending watchdog will test whether the licence Allwyn won was designed, awarded and overseen to maximise returns to good causes, and report in spring 2027. The latest quarter's payments to good causes were 22.2% below a year earlier.
A senior coroner has told the Gambling Commission that people who self-exclude through GamStop can still play National Lottery draws online. The Commission says it needs up to 12 months of discovery before deciding what, if anything, to change.
The finance chief who took The Lottery Corporation through its demerger from Tabcorp and raised the debt for its A$1.145 billion Victorian licence extension will leave on 1 July 2027. His successor inherits a job that, since this year's restructure, also covers legal, risk, cyber and technology.
Sarah Gardner used Allwyn's player protection conference to welcome the National Lottery's interim chief executive, five weeks after two MPs asked the regulator what it knew about him. She also warned that the Lottery's standing is "a high wire act where one wrong step can cause big problems".
The government wants to stop licensed operators taking bets on Powerball draws now that the US game is sold as a National Lottery product. It is the EuroMillions ban of 2018 again, and the consultation runs until 4 November.
Allwyn (ALWN) closed at EUR 11.39 on Athens Exchange on 4 November 2026, -1.00% on the day. iGaming Times updates the price every trading morning from the previous close.
Where is Allwyn listed?
Allwyn trades on Athens Exchange under the ticker ALWN, priced in EUR.
What is Allwyn's market cap?
About $9.8bn in US dollars at the last close, which makes it number 5 of 25 in the iGT 25 with a weight of 7.29%.
How has Allwyn performed this year?
Allwyn is -40.39% year to date and -35.02% over twelve months, with a 52-week range of EUR 11.08 to EUR 19.10.
Prices are the previous session’s close from public market data, updated each trading morning. This is an editorial reference, not financial advice; verify against the exchange before any decision.