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Rank Group reports 9% revenue growth in Q1 2025-26 financial year

Digital gaming surges 13% as Rank Group strengthens its market position. With 850 new machines on the way, expansion is just beginning.

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Rank Group reports 9% revenue growth in Q1 2025-26 financial year

Rank Group has reported strong financial growth in the first quarter of its 2025-26 financial year. The company saw a 9% rise in overall revenue compared to the same period last year. Digital and gaming sectors led the increase, with notable gains across key divisions. The group’s net gaming revenue reached £210.2 million ($280.9 million) in the quarter. A major driver was digital performance, which climbed by 13% year-on-year. Within this, Grosvenor’s digital revenue surged by 31%, while Mecca’s online revenue grew by 9%.

Gaming at physical venues also performed well. Net revenue from Grosvenor venues hit £102.7 million, and electronic table gaming revenues rose by 11%. The company now plans to expand further by installing 850 additional gaming machines before the end of the first half of 2025-26. In the previous financial year, Rank Group contributed £188.0 million in taxes to HMRC and local authorities. After tax, its profit stood at £44.6 million, reflecting a solid financial position before the latest growth.

The first-quarter results show steady expansion in both digital and venue-based gaming for Rank Group. With planned additions to its machine estate, the company is set to build on this momentum. The figures also confirm its continued role as a significant taxpayer in the UK.

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