Groupe Partouche has announced its results for the last quarter and its full fiscal year, ending in October.
Overall gross gaming revenue figures will have made moderately positive reading on both counts for company executives, with the €748.3m ($872.1m) generated for the full 2025 fiscal year marking a 5.1% increase on 2024.
The company renovated three of its largest casinos in 2024 and can now be seen to have started reaping the rewards.
That overall GGR figure was driven primarily by those three venues in Annemasse, Divonne and La Tour-de-Salvagny - the casino in Annemasse, for instance, recorded 20.9% GGR growth year-on-year.
The lion's share of revenue for the group continues to come from French operations, with only €78.9m of the revenue originating from international sources.
However, growth is consistent domestically and internationally, with the former's growth being 3.5% and the latter's being 5.2%.
Breaking the year into quarters, Q1 was the most lucrative for the group in terms of turnover, both in 2025 as it was in 2024.
It was Q3 however where the biggest year-on-year growth was exhibited, with the jump from €106.7m to €114.5m representing an improvement of 7.3%.
The newly released Q4 results show a 5.1% uptick, precisely reflecting the average across the whole year.
The group's results touch on the operator's refinancing strategy having arranged a new syndicated loan during Q4.
There is a six-year amortising term on this loan and a revolving credit facility with the same maturity, coming to a total of €80m.
Looking to the future, Groupe Partouche has restated its commitment to continued development with its Must Group partnership.
Must Group, founded in 2024, is 40% owned by the Group and achieved a turnover of €5.4m in its first full year of operation.
In March, the company confirmed the sale of its property in Cannes
