The report highlights strong performance when it comes to lottery games, with revenue up 14% to €478m ($467m). This increase is due to a large number of high jackpots.
Sports betting revenue has stabilised at €97m, but the FIFA World Cup at the end of the year is expected to bring significant rises.
According to the report, stakes were up across all distribution channels, seeing a 6% increase in points of sale and a 35% increase across online channels.
Revenue from other activities also saw an increase by €3m.
In total, 2022 full-year revenue is now expected to be up over 8%, with an EBITDA margin close to 24% above all predictions at the start of the year.
The initial forecast for 2022 showed nearly 5% full-year revenue growth, with an EBITDA margin of over 23%.
Stéphane Pallez, Chairwoman and CEO of the FDJ Group, said: "The strong momentum recorded by the group at the beginning of the year continued into the third quarter.
"We are particularly pleased with the return of our point-of-sale network to a healthy business dynamic, with quarterly stakes up by 6%. Our digital business continues to attract a growing number of players, almost 5 million.”
She concluded: “The good performance expected for the full year reflects the relevance of our strategy, which is based on these two distribution channels, and confirms our long-term responsible growth model.”
