Cirsa Q3 2026 Adjusted Net Profit Rises 20% to €57 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Cirsa's Q3 2026 adjusted net profit rose 20% year over year to €57 million, while net revenues climbed 12% to €628 million.
  • Adjusted EBITDA increased 11% to €203 million, despite a €10 million hit from customer-friendly sports results.
  • The proposed all-share Lottomatica combination would give Cirsa shareholders approximately 32.5% of the combined entity, with closing expected in Q2 2027.
  • Management targets the high end of FY26 guidance: net revenues of €2.5–€2.56 billion and adjusted EBITDA of €800–€820 million.


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