Online gambling was a significant contributor to market growth, with online casinos recording double-digit year-on-year increases.
These latest results have seen revenue rise by 1% year-on-year, paired with an EBITDA rise of 14.3%.
The Group maintained stable dividends and strengthened its leadership bench.
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.
The main contributor to the total turnover were slot machines, generating €2bn ($2.36bn).
The lottery operator has announced its latest financial figures for the full year and Q4 2025 period.
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.
The operator has unveiled its select preliminary unaudited results for both full year and Q4 2025.
The latest figures point towards positive growth in the Cambodian regulated gambling sector.
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.