The operator’s net revenue for H1 2026 reached just over $1.6bn and increased 4.2%, while Churchill Downs also reported a $241m net income for Q2, equating to growth of 11.1%.
The operator recorded a revenue of $393.8m during Q2, up 46%, with full-year guidance now raised.
The operator’s revenue for H1 2026 totaled nearly €1.8bn, while recurring operating income and recurring EBITDA fell 15.1% and 8.4%, respectively, to €229m and €404m.
Banijay Group has reported first-half growth, with sports betting & gaming performance boosted by increased player engagement, strategic acquisitions and World Cup betting activity.
The operator’s online market share reached 31.6% in Q2, while statutory net profit increased to €116m during the first half.
The operator entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Fertitta Entertainment for approximately $17.6bn on May 28, topping a bid previously entered by Icahn Enterprises.
The state’s overall gaming revenue during June equates to a 0.8% increase year-over-year, while Downtown Las Vegas revenue grew 2.6% for a total of nearly $75.5m.
The operator has reported a $711m overall revenue figure for the second quarter, with H1 revenue up 4%.
The group reported AU$265m in quarterly revenue as cost reductions helped narrow its losses.
Only two retail casinos managed to report increases in slot machine revenue, as Big Easy Casino grew 12.4% to $2.9m, while Harrah’s Pompano Beach produced $10.3m and rose 7.8%.