Groupe Partouche reported mixed results in Q1 2024, headlined by a 0.7 per cent increase in gross gaming revenue to €173.2m.
Up from €171.9m a year ago, the GGR in France remains stable at €153.8m. However, Groupe Partouche admitted contrasting performances across its business units.
Slot machine revenue rose by 1.4 per cent to €121.2m – 79 per cent of its France GGR – but table games revenue, both online and offline, fell by 5.2 per cent to €32.5m.
The group reported a strong uplift in Switzerland, with the GGR of online Swiss games climbing by 52.8 per cent and steering overall GGR growth abroad of 7.3 per cent to €19.4m. Although, slot machine revenue abroad fell by 7.5 per cent.
After levies, the net gaming revenue increased by 1.4 per cent to €98.1m in Q1, with group turnover up two per cent year-on-year to €118.7m.
Elsewhere, Groupe Partouche revealed a new partnership with Julien Manvial, which specialises in the hospitality and entertainment sector.
“The objective is to offer to a wide audience a unique experience, merging culinary passion, innovation and entertainment in a modern and festive approach,” it said.