Loto-Québec has reported steady performance in its latest quarterly update. The Loto-Québec Q3 results cover the period from 30 September to 29 December 2025. Revenue edged up year-on-year as casino venues and digital gaming activity continued to attract players.

  • The Loto-Québec Q3 results show total revenue of CAD 765.8m (ca. EUR 489m) for the quarter, up 4.3% compared with the same period last year. Net income reached CAD 361.4m (ca. EUR 231m) slightly higher than a year earlier. Over the first nine months of the financial year, revenue totalled CAD 2.297bn (ca. EUR 1.5bn) while net income came in at CAD 1.139bn (ca. EUR 727m).

  • Casinos and gaming halls remained the largest contributor to revenue. The segment generated CAD 319.3m (ca. EUR 204m) during the quarter and CAD 976.6m (ca. EUR 623m) across the first three quarters of the financial year. That represents a 7.7% increase compared with the same period last year.

  • Lottery revenue was slightly lower compared with the previous year. After three quarters, the lottery segment generated CAD 721m (ca. EUR 460m) down 1.6% year-on-year. The dip was mainly linked to fewer large Lotto Max jackpots of CAD 50m (ca. EUR 32m) or more during the period.

  • Gaming establishments such as video lottery terminals, network bingo and Kinzo venues delivered stable performance. Revenue from this segment reached CAD 616.4m (ca. EUR 393m) after three quarters, broadly unchanged from the previous year. The company continues to reorganise its VLT network by concentrating machines in fewer venues with higher operating standards.

  • Online and mobile activity also continued to grow alongside the land-based business. Loto-Québec reported higher traffic both in its casinos and on its online gaming platform. Digital instant lottery games, including progressive jackpot titles, helped offset some of the softer performance in traditional lottery draws.

  • Chief executive Jean-François Bergeron said the company remains on track to meet its annual net income target, noting that “our results reflect an organisation in motion, supported by committed teams working to evolve our offer across all sectors.”

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