Jumbo Interactive reported figures for FY 2026 (1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026) with CEO Mike Veverka stating that  FY26 “delivered the highest EBITDA in Jumbo’s history” – see more details:

• Total Transaction Value (TTV), which measures the gross value of lottery and prize-draw transactions processed through Jumbo’s businesses, rose 13% to AUD 1.13bn (ca. EUR 699m). 
• Revenue was AUD 193.6m (ca. EUR 120m) in FY 2026, up 33.2% from FY 2025 (1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025), while EBITDA increased 11.4% to AUD 76.5m (ca. EUR 47m). Net profit after tax fell 13.9% to AUD 34.6m (ca. EUR 21m).
• Lottery Retailing (B2C ticket sales, mainly Oz Lotteries online) revenue fell 4.2% to AUD 103.5m (ca. EUR 64m), with TTV down 8.2% to AUD 419.8m (ca. EUR 260m). Jumbo linked the decline to fewer large Australian jackpots during Jumbo Interactive FY26. Active online players fell to around 736,000.
• Dream Giveaways contributed AUD 49.8m (ca. EUR 31m) in revenue and AUD 18m (ca. EUR 11m) in EBITDA. Dream UK generated AUD 35.1m (ca. EUR 22m) of revenue and Dream US AUD 14.7m (ca. EUR 9m).
• Jumbo Interactive is an ASX-listed digital lottery and prize-draw group operating across Australia, the UK, US and Canada. Its activities include Oz Lotteries, Dream Giveaways, lottery software and managed services. Australia accounted for 59% of Group revenue and the UK for 28%.

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