Banijay Group has completed the disposal of its majority shareholding in bet-at-home.com AG. The move follows an announcement made by the group in late October 2025. The Banijay Bet-at-home sale marks a full exit from the operator.
- Banijay confirmed it has sold its entire 53.9% stake in bet-at-home.com AG, which is listed in Frankfurt under ISIN DE000A0DNAY5. The company did not disclose the financial terms of the deal.
- Following the sale, Banijay Group CEO François Riahi has resigned from bet-at-home’s Supervisory Board with immediate effect. Betclic CFO Véronique Giraudon has also stepped down from the board. Both departures are directly linked to the completion of the transaction.
- The company said the sale was carried out in line with its announcement on 28 October, when it first outlined plans to divest the holding. The Banijay Bet-at-home sale brings an end to Banijay’s long-standing shareholding in the operator. bet-at-home will continue its business independently.
- Bet-at-home.com AG’s stock on the Frankfurt market also weakened across the three-month window, with performance down by around -16 %, reflecting broader pressures and mixed trading sentiment before the stake sale announcement.
- Banijay Group is active across content production, live entertainment and online betting through Banijay Gaming. In 2024, the group reported revenue of EUR 4.8bn and adjusted EBITDA of EUR 900m. The company is listed on Euronext Amsterdam.
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