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Italian gaming operator Lottomatica will merge with Spanish competitor Cirsa in an all-share transaction valued at approximately $3.7 billion. The combination aims to create one of the world’s largest publicly traded gaming groups.
Gaming and betting company Cirsa reported a 59% increase in profit, reaching 44.6 million euros, in the first quarter of the year, with turnover rising 8% to 623 million euros.
Shares of Cirsa Enterprises have experienced a notable intraday surge, prompting investor interest and analysis regarding the underlying catalysts driving the rapid price appreciation.
Cirsa, a gaming and entertainment company, is reportedly on track to achieve the higher end of its financial guidance for 2026.
Spanish multinational company Cirsa has acquired the historic Casino da Figueira in Portugal, significantly strengthening its presence in the Portuguese market. This purchase marks a redoubling of Cirsa's investment in the country.
The gaming and betting group Cirsa announced a sixfold increase in profits, reaching 73 million euros, during its first year on the stock market.