Sydney-listed online lottery operator Jumbo Interactive has reported a 64 per cent increase in revenue to AUD$65m for its fiscal year ended 30 June, benefiting from a number of large jackpots during the period.
Pennsylvania’s regulated land-based and online gambling market generated total revenue of $281.5m during the month of July, including the first contributions from online casino and increasing revenue from sports betting.
Stockholm-listed online lead generation specialist Catena Media has posted a 9 per cent decline in revenue to €23.7m for the second quarter of 2019, as new depositing customers fell by nearly a third compared to last year.
Stockholm-listed iGaming affiliate Net Gaming Europe has reported a 24 per cent decline in revenue to €3.5m for the second quarter of 2019 as revenue fell across all product verticals.
Delaware’s regulated iGaming market has recorded a 16 per cent increase in net revenue to $288,675 for the month of July.
New Jersey’s regulated gambling market generated total revenue of $334.4m in the month of July, driven by strong growth online and increased contributions from sports betting.
London-listed betting and gaming operator GVC Holdings has reported a 61 per cent increase in net gaming revenue to £1.81bn for the first half of 2019, buoyed the acquisition of Ladbrokes Coral Group in March of last year.
Stockholm-listed operator Global Gaming 555 has reported a 42 per cent fall in revenue for the second quarter of 2019 as a result of the shutdown of its Ninja Casino brand in Sweden.
Frankfurt-listed online lottery provider Zeal Network has reported a 6 per cent increase in total revenue to €79.3m for the first six months of 2019, with growth driven by a positive contribution from newly acquired Lotto24.
Stockholm-listed iGaming affiliate Better Collective has posted a 64 per cent increase in revenue to €15.8m for the second quarter of 2019, benefiting from a significant increase in new depositing customers during the period.
Sydney-listed gaming operator Tabcorp has posted a 46 per cent increase in revenue to AUD$5.48bn in the first full year since its combination with Tatts.
Oslo-listed gaming operator Gaming Innovation Group has reported a 16 per cent decline in revenue to €31.0m in the second quarter of 2019, with the decline attributed to lower player activity and higher betting duties in Sweden.