The company also reported full-year Adjusted EBITDA of €297m – up 33% on the prior year – and a profit for the period of €100m.
Strong iGaming performance pushed gross gaming revenue to its new high, though rising marketing and payroll costs hit profitability margins in Q4.
Despite generating the highest revenue of any Ohio gaming establishment during January 2026, Hollywood Columbus reported a decrease in revenue of 1.3% year-over-year to $21.9m.
With new levies set to take effect, the Government watches the betting sector closely as it chases a BR34bn ($6.5bn) fiscal surplus target.
The supplier recorded a $43.1m non-cash goodwill impairment tied to its North American cash generating unit. It also expanded its Western Alliance Bancorporation loan facility to US$75m in June 2025.
Move signals strong confidence in the company’s growth strategy.
Group normalised revenue reaches $584.9m as trading conditions remain weak.
Holiday softness tempers gains but full-year growth still expected.
Mobile sports wagering accounted for the vast majority of revenue during January 2026, having generated $74.9m for the monthly period but decreasing 7.1% from the prior year period.
The total figure for January 2026 represents a 6.6% decrease year-over-year, as gaming revenue from the Clark County area decreased 8.4% during the month to nearly $1.2bn.