Loto-Québec reported higher revenue and net income in the first quarter of its 2026-27 financial year (from April 1 to June 29, 2026) – see more details:

• Total revenue increased 2.1% to CAD 782.6m (ca. EUR 486m), from CAD 766.5m (ca. EUR 476m) a year earlier. Net income rose 3.6% to CAD 398.1m (ca. EUR 247m).
• Casinos and gaming halls generated CAD 337.6m (ca. EUR 210m), up 4.4% year-on-year. Loto-Québec said online and land-based attendance increased. It did not provide a separate figure for online revenue.
• Lottery revenue increased 2.1% to CAD 241.1m (ca. EUR 150m). Lotto Max, Québec Max, scratch cards and online Instant games supported the increase. Event betting sales also grew during the quarter.
• Gaming establishments generated CAD 208.4m (ca. EUR 130m), down 1.8%. The segment covers video lottery terminals in bars, network bingo and Kinzo. It was the only reported segment to record lower Loto-Québec Q1 revenue.
• Operating profit rose to CAD 401.4m (ca. EUR 249m), from CAD 387.1m (ca. EUR 241m) a year earlier. CEO Jean-François Bergeron said the company was “once again” recording growing results.

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