EUR 26.85+0.15%close on 4 November 2026
Lottomatica Group is the largest gambling operator in Italy, headquartered in Rome and listed on Borsa Italiana in Milan following its 2023 IPO. It reported more than 30 billion euros in amounts wagered and 1.6 billion euros of consolidated revenue for 2023, and runs three segments: Online, Sports Franchise and Gami... Full profile
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Lottomatica Groupis one of 25 listed gambling companies in the iGT 25, iGaming Times’ market-cap-weighted index of the sector, and carries 5.18% of it at the last rebalance in the operator bucket. Since the index base date of 19 September 2025 the shares are +21.49% in EUR. Consumer-facing sportsbooks, online casinos and land-based venues. Weights are market capitalisation in US dollars, capped at 15%, and recomputed every trading day; read the methodology.
Lottomatica Group is number 7 of 25 in the iGT 25 by weight, with a market cap of $7.0bn. Its shares are +19.87% year to date, the 4th best of the 25 constituents against a median of -13.87% for the index and -13.87% for its 13 operator stocks. At EUR 26.85 it trades 3.5% below its 52-week high of EUR 27.83 and 39.8% above its low of EUR 19.20.
The last 20 official closes on Euronext Milan, in EUR, newest first.
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Lottomatica and Cirsa have both reported growth weeks before shareholders vote on their merger, and neither has sized Italy's budget bill. Equita puts up to €30 million of Lottomatica's annual EBITDA at stake before mitigation.
Prosecutors at the Corte dei conti allege that five former staff of the scratchcard concessionaire used their system access to find four winning tickets worth €24 million and had relatives and friends buy them. The claim is the State's, not the company's: prizes that chance might have left unclaimed would have stayed with the Treasury.
The boards have signed the common merger plan that fixes the terms first announced in September: 0.668 Lottomatica shares per CIRSA share, a €262m CIRSA dividend before completion and a €744m capital return after it. With Blackstone committed, the votes are close to a formality. The regulators are not.
SkyCity Entertainment Group will run a formal, UBS-led sale of SkyCity Adelaide after inquiries from what it calls "credible interested parties", and has hired advisers to engage with suitors for the entire group. The board says a sale is not certain, and that the approaches it has already had undervalue the company.
Entain, Flutter, Allwyn, Better Collective, Acroud and DigiPlus have all told investors what Brazil's ban on fixed-odds betting means for them. For the big operators it is a trim to guidance; for Better Collective, whose shares traded a quarter lower on Monday, it removes about 12% of expected revenue.
The Apollo-owned slot, systems and fintech supplier has replaced what its chief executive calls a "stuffy" corporate identity with one built around a "casino as a service" pitch. It arrives in the same fortnight as a new finance chief hired to sharpen cash flow.
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