Intralot has reported its financial results for 2024. The company attributed its growth in revenue to a “very strong performance” in Q4, driven largely by revenue growth in North America.

Chairman Sokratis P Kokkalis said: “This enabling the company to maintain its key metrics in profitability and leverage ratio by focusing on high profit-margin activities.”

He continued: “We were able to win new contracts in the promising sectors of VLT monitoring in the US and online lottery in Canada and extend key contracts in our core business in Europe and Australia while actively pursuing every opportunity in our sector around the globe.”

Group revenue for the year reached €376.4m, growth of 3.4% year on year. Adjusted EBITDA reached €130.7m, showing 1% growth year on year, with the margin reaching 34.7%.

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Earlier this year, Intralot’s North American subsidiary signed a contract with the Charitable Gaming Division of the Nebraska Department of Revenue for the provision of a real-time monitoring and reporting system for cash devices across the state.

The contract, which was awarded following a competitive process, will run for five years and includes the option to renew for four additional two-year periods, totalling 13 years.

INTRALOT S.A. is pleased to announce that its North American subsidiary, INTRALOT, Inc., has signed a contract with the Charitable Gaming Division of the Nebraska Department of Revenue for the provision of a real-time monitoring and reporting system for Cash Devices
across the state. This agreement marks an important step in enhancing the oversight and operational efficiency of Cash Device regulation in Nebraska.

The contract will see INTRALOT deliver its state-of-the-art iGEM Central Monitoring and Reporting System, designed to offer real-time management, auditing, and reporting of Cash Device activities in the competitive gaming environment. INTRALOT will implement the full solution, including site controllers, communication networks, central system infrastructure, reporting modules, training for Distributors and Operators, and advisory services for Division personnel.

The contract, which was awarded following a competitive process, will run for 5 years and includes the option to renew for four (4) additional two-year (2) periods, totaling 13 years. INTRALOT’s system will oversee and report on Cash Device operations in a growing statewide landscape of at least 5,000 devices at more than 1,600 locations in Nebraska, improving security, compliance, and operational transparency.