Groupe Partouche recorded steady growth in the second quarter of its 2026 fiscal year, with consolidated revenue reaching €109.5 million, up 2.5% from €106.9 million in the same period in 2025. Gross gaming revenue (GGR) increased 1.9% to €182.1 million, while net gaming revenue rose 1.7% to €84.5 million.

In France, GGR climbed 1.6% to €163.1 million. Despite a slight decline in slot machine revenue, down 1.7% to €125.8 million due to the closure of the Berck casino, table games performed strongly, increasing 14.8% to €37.3 million. Casinos in Annemasse, Divonne, St Amand-les-Eaux, and La Tour-de-Salvagny were major contributors, supported by the addition of Casino 50 Croisette in February 2025 and the fully restructured Royal Palm.

According to NEXT.io, May marked the opening of Groupe Partouche’s Paris Club on Avenue de La Grande Armée. The multi-floor venue currently offers a broad selection of table games and is set to introduce roulette later this year. Through its partnership with Texapoker, the club aims to become a leading European poker destination, hosting daily tournaments and major international events. The building will also house the company’s Paris headquarters by the end of July, reinforcing its presence in the city.

Online Gaming and International Operations Drive Growth

Beyond France, international operations contributed to revenue growth, with GGR rising 4.5% to €18.9 million. Online gaming was the standout, posting a 26% increase to €7.1 million. The Cotonou casino in Benin, which opened in January 2025, reported a fourfold rise in revenue compared to the same period last year. In contrast, renovations at Casino du Lac de Meyrin in Switzerland weighed on international performance. At a constant scope of consolidation, excluding the acquisitions of Casino Partouche Cannes 50 Croisette and Casino Cotonou, GGR still increased 1% to €178.2 million.

During the first half of fiscal 2026 [pdf], Groupe Partouche achieved consolidated revenue of €240.4 million, up 3% year-on-year. Gross gaming revenue reached €371.1 million, while net gaming revenue rose to €190 million. Casino operations accounted for €222.8 million of the six-month total, reflecting a 3.2% increase. Hotel revenue declined 3% to €12.4 million, whereas revenue from other activities grew 9.4% to €5.2 million.

Strategic Positioning for the European Market

The strong performance in table games and online channels highlights Groupe Partouche’s strategy of balancing domestic operations with international expansion. The Paris Club, combined with the growing online platform and the success of new venues like Cotonou, positions the operator for continued growth across France and Europe.

Management emphasized the significance of online revenue in complementing traditional casino activity. “Online gaming revenue increased 26% year-on-year to €7.1 million, helping drive overall international GGR growth,” the company noted. Investments in new properties and partnerships, such as with Texapoker, are expected to sustain momentum in table games and live poker offerings, while enhancing the group’s European footprint.