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Loto-Québec surpasses CA$3bn revenue milestone

President and CEO Jean-François Bergeron said he is satisfied with the slight 0.5% increase in net income despite a tougher economic climate, noting that the state-owned company continues to make significant investments.

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Loto-Québec reported record total revenues exceeding CA$3bn (US$2.16bn) for the first time during the 2025–26 fiscal year, marking a major milestone for the operator
Consolidated net income surpassed CA$1.5bn for the fourth consecutive year, rising 0.5% year on year despite a challenging economic environment
Casino and gaming halls led performance with CA$1.30bn in revenue, followed by lottery products at CA$995.6m

Loto-Québec has reported total revenues exceeding CA$3bn for the first time in its history, marking a major milestone for the Canadian lottery and gaming operator during the 2025–26 fiscal year.

Its consolidated net income, which is fully reinvested in the community, has surpassed CA$1.5bn for the fourth consecutive year. However, this is only a slight increase of 0.5% compared with the previous year.

Revenue was led by Loto-Québec’s casino and gaming hall segment, which generated CA$1.3bn during the fiscal year, a jump of 8.3% compared to the previous year. Lottery products contributed CA$995.6m, a 0.5% decline year-on-year. While gaming establishments produced CA$814.5m in revenue.

President and CEO Jean-François Bergeron said he is pleased with the modest growth in net income amid a more challenging economic environment, while the state-owned company continues to invest heavily.

He stated: “We are talking about roughly CA$7m or CA$8m more than last year in net income. So we are solidifying our contribution level at CADCA$1.52bn.”

Bergeron also pointed to ongoing real estate and development projects as part of the organization’s broader strategy.

On this, he commented: “Our cornerstone real-estate projects - the addition of a hotel adjacent to the Casino de Montréal, new gaming halls in Rimouski and Saguenay, and the expansion of the Hôtel-Casino du Lac-Leamy conference centre - are part of our commitment to enhancing the experience we offer our customers and contributing to Québec’s economic and touristic vitality.”

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Looking ahead, the operator plans to adapt to the growing use of self-service checkouts in retail environments by integrating lottery offerings directly into these systems.

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