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Genting Singapore posts FY2025 revenue of $2.45bn

The Group maintained stable dividends and strengthened its leadership bench.

1 min read • Feb 25 • By Keih Ma

Financial Casino + 3 more

Light & Wonder reports $15m net loss for Q4 following Aristocrat settlement

The supplier’s Q4 2025 net revenue increased 12% to $891m, while net income during FY2025 fell 18% to $276m, primarily driven by Light & Wonder’s $128m legal matter settlement charge.

4 min read • Feb 24 • By Kirk Geller

Legal & Regulatory Financial + 1 more

North Macedonia: Gambling turnover hits €2.83bn as new regulations loom

The main contributor to the total turnover were slot machines, generating €2bn ($2.36bn).

1 min read • Feb 24 • By Will Underwood

Financial Lottery + 2 more

Brightstar: Net debt halved as FY25 revenue remains flat and Q4 up 3%

The lottery operator has announced its latest financial figures for the full year and Q4 2025 period.

2 min read • Feb 24 • By Will Underwood

The Swedish flag over financial results, with "2025" and "Spelinspektionen" on the right

Legal & Regulatory Financial + 9 more

Swedish gambling industry turnover increased 1.3% to SEK 28.2bn for 2025

It appears that many of the trends observed in Q4 were not limited to that quarter, as they are also reflected in the wider yearly results.

2 min read • Feb 24 • By Megan Elswyth

Financial iGaming + 3 more

Bragg sets FY25 revenue expectation of €106.1m with Q4 up 1.8%

The operator has unveiled its select preliminary unaudited results for both full year and Q4 2025.

3 min read • Feb 23 • By Will Underwood

A picture of hands on a laptop with "2025" and the Cambodian flag on the right

Legal & Regulatory Financial + 4 more

Cambodia’s gambling revenue increases 14% to $72m for 2025

The latest figures point towards positive growth in the Cambodian regulated gambling sector.

1 min read • Feb 23 • By Megan Elswyth

Financial Land Based + 2 more

Can Las Vegas’ off-Strip casinos build on positive momentum in 2026?

As Las Vegas Strip tourism continued to dwindle in the latter half of 2025, the city’s local gaming establishments discovered opportune trends that could set them apart in 2026.

5 min read • Feb 20 • By Kirk Geller