Luckia closed 2025 with the best results in its history. The Spanish gaming and betting operator recorded a turnover of 632.1 million euros, 4.8% more than the 603.1 million obtained in 2024, while its net profit increased by 71%, reaching 20.8 million euros.
The published figures confirm Luckia’s strength and consolidate the growth trend observed during 2024, when the company achieved a turnover of 603 million and an Ebitda of 58.3 million.
The results were expected to be successful. In a recent interview with staging-latam.next.io/, Luckia’s president, José González Fuentes, said he was “happy” with the achievements reached in 2025. However, the company’s strategy goes beyond a single quarter or year.
Luckia attributed the strong performance to its gaming halls, casino, and betting business in Spain, which remains the main growth driver for the Galician company.
Gambling and betting drive results
Gaming and sports betting activity was once again Luckia’s main source of revenue. This division generated 369.2 million, representing a growth of 3.9% compared to the 355.5 million in the previous fiscal year. This figure accounts for around 58% of the group’s total turnover.
It was followed by the operator and gaming hall business, which climbed 8.3% to reach 137.1 million euros.
The casino business also evolved favorably. Its turnover increased by 6.7%, totaling 84.9 million.
The only division that experienced a slight decline was bingo, whose revenue fell by 2.4%, to 25.96 million.
Spain accounts for 87.2% of Luckia’s turnover
Spain continues to be the main market for the Galician multinational.
The group obtained 550.9 million in the Spanish market during 2025, which is equivalent to 87.2% of its total turnover.
Meanwhile, Latin America accounted for 9.9% of the company’s turnover, while the rest of the European Union countries contributed 2.8%.
Luckia acquires the remaining 50% of Egasa Colombia
One of the highlights has been the acquisition of the 50% stake in Egasa Colombia that Luckia did not yet own.
The operator paid around two million for this stake, in a transaction that has allowed it to gain full control of its Colombian subsidiary.
The deal is part of Luckia’s growth strategy in South America. The group’s casinos on the continent generated 48.7 million, while the gambling and sports betting segment contributed another 12.6 million.
Net profit grows from 12.2 to 20.8 million
Luckia’s net profit rose from 12.2 million in 2024 to 20.8 million in 2025, representing a year-on-year increase of 71%.
This is partly due to a reduction in financial expenses, which fell from 12.7 million recorded in 2024 to 10.4 million euros in 2025.
The improved results have also helped the group strengthen its balance sheet. Luckia’s equity climbed from 41.4 to 54.6 million, representing an increase of 13.2 million in a single fiscal year.