FDJ United released its first-half 2026 financial results on July 30, outlining performance across its French lottery, retail sports betting, and online gaming divisions. The group recorded combined gross gaming revenue of €3,429m and total revenue of €1,240m for the period.
Divisional Performance Overview
The French lottery and retail sports betting segment generated €2,979m in gross gaming revenue, representing a 2.1 percent decline year over year. Revenue for this division fell four percent to €1,022m. Management attributed the shortfall to a reduced number and lower value of major Euromillions jackpots compared to 2025, alongside decreased foot traffic at retail locations during the second quarter caused by prolonged heatwaves.Online betting and gaming operations met projected targets, maintaining stable gross gaming revenue at €702m while revenue decreased 7.4 percent to €431m. When excluding the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, the digital segment showed positive growth, with gross gaming revenue rising 6.6 percent and revenue increasing 0.6 percent.
These gains were primarily supported by stronger results in France and Scandinavian markets.
FDJ United continues to operate across multiple European territories, with its digital and retail divisions accounting for the majority of group earnings. The reported figures were compiled from a July 30 analysis published by iLottery.