Quick Summary
- First-half 2026 revenue reached €240.4 million for Groupe Partouche, marking a 3% annual increase
- Digital gaming operations experienced remarkable 26% expansion, generating €7.1 million
- Net Gaming Revenue climbed 2.5% to reach €190 million during the reporting period
- French table gaming operations expanded 14.8%, compensating for a 1.7% slot revenue decrease
- May 2026 saw the launch of Parisian Club, establishing Paris’s premier gaming destination
French casino powerhouse Groupe Partouche has unveiled its fiscal first-half 2026 performance figures, demonstrating consistent expansion throughout its land-based and digital gaming portfolio.
Revenue for the initial six months totaled €240.4 million, representing a 3% uplift compared to the corresponding 2025 timeframe. The company’s Net Gaming Revenue advanced 2.5% to €190 million.
During the second quarter alone, revenue stood at €109.5 million, reflecting a 2.5% year-over-year gain. Gross Gaming Revenue across the half-year period registered €182.1 million.
French Market Shows Strength in Table Gaming and Digital Channels
Domestic operations delivered €163.1 million in Gross Gaming Revenue, representing a 1.6% improvement versus the prior year.
While slot machine revenue experienced a modest 1.7% contraction to €125.8 million, table gaming operations demonstrated robust performance. Revenue from table games surged 14.8% to reach €37.3 million.
Notable contributions came from casino properties in Annemasse, Divonne, St Amand-les-Eaux, and La Tour-de-Salvagny, driving momentum in domestic markets. Cannes-based properties delivered solid results as well.
Casino 50 Croisette, brought into the portfolio in February 2025, along with the Royal Palm casino following operational reorganization, both strengthened French market performance.
The company inaugurated its Parisian Club in May 2026, establishing the capital’s most expansive gaming facility. This multi-level establishment features table gaming options, with roulette scheduled for introduction before year-end.
Global Footprint Expands with Digital Leading the Charge
Beyond French borders, Gross Gaming Revenue advanced 4.5% to €18.9 million.
Digital gaming emerged as the standout performer in international markets, soaring 26% to €7.1 million.
The Cotonou property in Benin, launched in January 2025, witnessed revenue multiply more than fourfold year-over-year. This exceptional performance significantly boosted international figures.
Renovation work at Casino du Lac de Meyrin in Switzerland created headwinds for Swiss market performance throughout the reporting period.
On a constant scope basis, Gross Gaming Revenue improved 1% to €178.2 million. Second-quarter Net Gaming Revenue after levies totaled €84.1 million, up 1.7% from the comparable 2025 quarter.
The financial results demonstrate digital gaming’s expanding contribution to Partouche’s overall revenue portfolio, while physical casino operations continue anchoring the business model.
Management has not released full-year projections, though the half-year performance indicates sustained momentum across both French and international operations.
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