Bally's Intralot (BYLOT) Company presentation summary
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Company presentation summary
4 Aug, 2026Market position and business model
Leading global lottery technology provider with €659m market cap, listed on Athens Stock Exchange.
Focus on B2B and B2G lottery sector, with limited B2C exposure and operations in 39 countries.
Recurring revenue model based on long-term contracts, averaging 15 years, with an 89% renewal rate.
Diversified product offerings: lottery, iLottery, VLT monitoring, and sports betting.
Strong regulatory relationships and commitment to responsible gaming, certified by WLA.
Financial performance and structure
LTM 30 June 2024: €362m revenues, €126m EBITDA, 35% EBITDA margin, and 2.7x net leverage.
Gross profit margin increased to 40.8% and EBITDA margin to 34.8% in LTM 2024.
High cash conversion rates above 86% and low maintenance capex requirements (€10–15m/year).
Significant debt reduction since 2019, with net debt/EBITDA down from 6.8x to 2.7x.
Equity raises in 2022 and 2023 funded minority buyouts and debt repayment.
Geographic and contract diversification
45% of revenues from North America, 18% from Western Europe, 18% from Turkey, and 8% from Argentina.
Top 10 contracts account for 70% of revenue, with a strong backlog of over €1.1bn contracted revenue through 2028.
49 contracts globally, with a focus on developed markets and selective emerging market exposure.
Key contracts in Turkey, Illinois, Ohio, Argentina, and Australia, with average contract length of 15 years.
Latest events from Bally's Intralot
- Q1 2026 revenue hit EUR 268.1M, with EBITDA margin up to 37.4% on BII consolidation and digital growth.BYLOT
Q1 2026 - Revenue and EBITDA surged on BII acquisition, but net loss and leverage increased sharply.BYLOT
Q4 2025 - 2026 EBITDA guidance reaffirmed as BII acquisition drives revenue, margin, and B2C growth.BYLOT
Q4 2025 TU - Bally's acquisition lifts 2025 outlook to €1.1bn despite FX and UK tax headwinds.BYLOT
Q3 2025 - Revenue and EBITDA up, with Bally’s €2.7bn acquisition to drive digital growth.BYLOT
Q2 2025 - Revenue and EBITDA declined, but leverage improved and new contracts support future prospects.BYLOT
Q3 2024 - Stable 1H24 results: €173.6m revenue, 34.3% EBITDA margin, key contracts extended.BYLOT
Q2 2024 - Revenue up 10.9% to €94.4m, leverage improved, but net profit fell amid higher costs and FX losses.BYLOT
Q1 2025 - Revenue up 3.4%, strong Q4, margin stable, leverage at 2.7x, North America leads growth.BYLOT
Q4 2024