Groupe Partouche in the news

Isidore Partouche, founder of the major European casino and leisure group Partouche, has died at 94, leaving a significant family business legacy.

The Pasino casino in Le Havre, part of Groupe Partouche, definitively cancelled its 20th-anniversary fireworks display due to a heatwave, although other festivities continued.

Groupe Partouche SA reported 460.19 million EUR in revenue last year, primarily from its Casinos segment and French operations.

Groupe Partouche SA's last year revenue was …460.19 M EUR, with casinos being the main segment and France the main geographic contributor.

Groupe Partouche is opening a new, relocated Casino de Cabourg with expanded facilities and a more profitable agreement for the city.

Groupe Partouche reported a solid half-year income with a 3.0% increase in turnover to • 240.4 million, despite a decrease in unadjusted net income, showcasing strong casino sector performance and a sound financial structure.

The city of Berck and Groupe Partouche are in a legal dispute over the ownership of the Casino de Berck building, with both sides interpreting a recent court decision differently.

Groupe Partouche's first-half results show operational growth, despite a masked decline in reported EBITDA and ROC due to a non-recurring exceptional gain in the previous year, with strong performance in casinos and online gaming and a solid financial position for future projects.

Groupe Partouche experienced a 42.7% decrease in net profit to 7.2 million euros in the first half of its fiscal year, despite a 3% revenue increase and positive adjusted operational indicators.

Groupe Partouche reports its own share transactions for June 2026, detailing holdings and adhering to AMF regulations.

Groupe Partouche experienced a 42.7% decrease in net profit to 7.2 million euros in the first half of its fiscal year, despite a 3% increase in revenue due to strong gaming activity.

Groupe Partouche released its semi-annual financial report for the period ending April 30, 2026, detailing its operations across casinos, hotels, and other leisure activities.

Groupe Partouche reported strong financial results, including an 11.1% net margin, though these were significantly boosted by a ‑53.9 million one-off gain, raising questions about the sustainability of its profitability and dividend coverage.

Groupe Partouche's net income declined significantly in the first half of 2025-2026 due to exceptional factors, despite a rise in revenue driven by strong casino activity.

Groupe Partouche's recent financial results show a significant profit increase, largely due to a non-recurring gain, leading to a high net margin and low P/E ratio, but its dividend coverage by free cash flow remains a concern.

Groupe Partouche reported increased revenue and gross gaming revenue for the first half of 2025-2026, but net profit declined due to exceptional items.

Groupe Partouche's semi-annual revenue rose 3% to 240.4 million euros, driven by a 2.5% increase in net gaming revenue and the opening of the Parisian Club.

Groupe Partouche's net profit dropped by 42.7% in the first half of fiscal year 2025-2026 to 7.2 million euros, despite a 3% increase in revenue.

Groupe Partouche SA reported increased turnover but decreased net profit for the first half of 2026.