Gamesys reports 31% rise in Q3 revenue to £190m

Gamesys Group has reported strong performance for Q3; its total revenue went up 31% year-on-year to £190m ($245.7m) on a pro forma basis.

Gamesys reports 31% rise in Q3 revenue to £190m

The group’s successes reflects the growth in its “active customer base.”

Gamesys revenue increased in Asia and the US, with similar progress in Spain and the UK.

Monopoly Casino in Spain was quoted as “one of the most successful new brand initiatives in the history of the group.”

The operator is hopeful about the start of Q4, while Gamesys continues to promote responsible gambling and increased player awareness:

“Aproximately one third of total monthly actives in the UK in Q3 had set a deposit limit” and “over half of all sessions on our UK sites do not include wagering.”

Lee Fenton, Gamesys Group CEO, said, “We have performed extremely well during Q3, with strong organic revenue growth, an increasing active customer base, and solid progress made across both our core and growth markets globally.

“Looking ahead, our portfolio of established and trusted brands, complete ownership of our technology platforms and a strong balance sheet, underpin our ability to thrive in the long term.”

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