Atlantic Lottery published its annual report for FY 2025/26, covering 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. Atlantic Lottery iGames net revenue increased, while total group revenue remained nearly unchanged. Digital gaming also accounted for a larger share of the group’s business.

• Digital gaming revenue: Atlantic Lottery iGames net revenue rose 17.8% to CAD 191.1 million (ca. EUR 118.5 million). Online slots were the main growth driver. The company added around 143 casino titles and reported 45,000 more active users.
• Digital revenue share: iGames accounted for 21.5% of Atlantic Lottery’s total net revenue in FY 2025/26, up from 18.2% a year earlier. The remaining 78.5% came from other lottery and gaming activities.
• Group results: Total net revenue fell slightly to CAD 889.6 million (ca. EUR 551.6 million), from CAD 890.9 million (ca. EUR 552.4 million). Net profit declined to CAD 492.1 million (ca. EUR 305.1 million). iLottery profit increased 15.4% to CAD 133.8 million (ca. EUR 83.0 million).
• Company background: Atlantic Lottery operates lottery, casino and sports betting products across four Canadian provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island). CEO Dallas McCready said approximately CAD 250 million (ca. EUR 155 million) leaves the region annually through illegal operators.

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