Evoke Q3 2025 results mark another solid quarter for the group, with revenue up 5% year-on-year to GBP 435m (ca. EUR 495m). It’s the fifth straight quarter of growth, supported by gains across its UK, international, and retail businesses. The company also reaffirmed its full-year Adjusted EBITDA margin guidance of at least 20%.
Group revenue rose 5%, or 4% at constant currency, with all divisions back in growth. Retail delivered the strongest rebound, while contribution outpaced revenue thanks to a tighter focus on marketing efficiency. The business continues to execute on its profitability plan.
UK & Ireland Online revenue grew 1%, as sports betting rose 8% but gaming fell 2%. Evoke reduced marketing for 888 to drive higher returns, resulting in strong double-digit contribution growth for both 888 and William Hill.
International revenue increased 8%, led by strong gains in Italy, Denmark, and Romania. Denmark recorded 19% growth after migration to evoke’s in-house platform, while Spain and smaller markets slowed. Product localisation continues to drive momentum.
Retail revenue rose 6%, helped by higher gaming machine performance and stronger sports margins. The rollout of new gaming cabinets earlier this year supported steady customer engagement and growth across retail venues.
CEO Per Widerström said evoke’s turnaround is “building a more efficient and profitable business.” The company expects FY25 Adjusted EBITDA ahead of market forecasts (GBP 362m or ca. EUR 412m) and reaffirmed medium-term goals of 5–9% annual revenue growth and lower leverage by 2027.
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