Evolution has published its Q2 2026 results. The report reflects a business that remained highly profitable despite a small decline in revenue. Expansion in regulated markets, new game launches and additional studio capacity remained key themes during the quarter.

• Net revenue came in at EUR 517.8 million, down 1.2% from the same quarter last year. EBITDA was EUR 341.0 million, keeping the margin at 65.9%. Net profit increased to EUR 251.4 million, while earnings per share rose to EUR 1.27.
• Live Casino remained the company’s biggest business, generating EUR 437.3 million in revenue. RNG contributed EUR 80.5 million as Evolution continued to expand its game portfolio across both segments. During the quarter, the company released its first Hasbro-branded titles, including Monopoly Roulette and Monopoly Roll’em.
• Evolution Q2 2026 also saw further investment in production capacity. New live casino studios opened in Michigan and Argentina, increasing the company’s global footprint. Evolution said regulated markets continued to grow and now account for 49% of total revenue, compared with 44% a year ago.
• Regional performance varied across markets. Latin America recorded revenue growth of 26.3%, while North America increased by 9.5% and Europe returned to quarter-on-quarter growth. Asia remained under pressure as the company continued to address cybercrime-related challenges affecting the region.
• CEO Martin Carlesund said the company continued to invest for the long term despite the current market environment. “Overall, I am happy with the performance in the quarter,” he said. Evolution Q2 2026 also included continued share buybacks, with more than 5.1 million shares repurchased during the period.

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