We announced our full year results for FY25 today, with portfolio diversification and active management helping to deliver a resilient performance as we continued to build strong foundations for a sustainable future.
FY25 highlights include:
- Revenue of $3.7b and EBITDA(1) of $749.3m; this follows a record jackpot year in FY24
- Continued growth in Lotteries’ digital share supported by enhanced customer experience
- Strong uptake of additional Weekday Windfall draw on Fridays delivered c.$90m in incremental turnover
- High early retention of Saturday lotto price increase; Powerball entry price increase planned for November 2025(2)
- New terminal rollout commenced (Queensland lotteries complete), setting platform for future digitalisation
- Keno retail growth driven by effective local marketing initiatives and increased venue visitation
- Strong community contribution with $2.4b returned to governments, and retail and venue partners.
“The Lottery Corporation's portfolio diversification and active management helped to deliver a resilient performance this year, as we continued to build strong foundations for a sustainable future,” Chief Executive Officer Sue van der Merwe said.
“The defensive characteristics of lotteries were evident, with customer participation remaining healthy, even as players sought value in a challenging economic environment.”
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(1) Before significant items. This is 'Non-IFRS' information and is unaudited
(2) Subject to all regulatory and other approvals
