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In 2018, Intralot announced the acquisition of an indirect shareholding towards Hellenic Casino Parnitha. It acquired a 50 per cent share of the Cypriot company Karenia Enterprises Company for €6.75m via its subsidiary Intralot Global Holdings. Karenia holds a 30 per cent stake in the Athens Resort Casino which has a 51 per cent share of the Hellenic Casino Parnitha.


revenues. Obviously this is partly down to the number of installed machines whilst there was a temporary halt in the rollout mid 2018.


WHO SUPPLIES WHO?


Intralot is the technology supplier of the numerical lottery system for OPAP and also the scratch and passive games of Hellenic Lottery.


Te company saw group revenues (turnover) of €870.8m by end year 2018. Tis was a 6.4 per cent drop compared to the year before. GGR was €457m compared to €508.7m for 2017. Group revenues (turnover) for the first half of 2019 were €378.1m and a GGR of €218.3m


Te company’s sports betting sector contributes P110 NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE / MARKET DATA


the largest amount towards revenues with 51 per cent followed by lottery games (36 per cent). Te VLT sector accounts for 3.5 per cent.


In the home market of Greece lower sales in the Technology and Support Services activity in July 2018 (€221m compared to €232.5m in 2017) was mostly down to the transition to the new OPAP contract plus a €3m fee paid out to the Hellenic Lotteries project.


In July last year OPAP signed a binding MOU with Intralot to acquire all of Intralot’s shares in Hellenic Lotteries SA. Tis was finalised in September and Intralot transferred all of its shares in Hellenic Lotteries to OPAP for €20m.


Lottery games in Greece were initially under a


state monopoly but transferred to private operators under a concession agreement. As such, in 2013, Hellenic Lotteries signed a 12 year concession agreement for the exclusive right to operate the state lotteries. Previously, Hellenic Lotteries was a consortium made up of OPAP, Intralot and Scientific Games (16.5 per cent share).


Hellenic Lotteries was set up in 2013 and has a concession agreement to manage all state lotteries including games such as Te Laiko, Ethniko, Protochroniatiko (Special state solidarity lottery) plus instant scratch cards via a network of more than 12,400 points of sale.


Hellenic Lotteries saw a GGR of €152.1m for 2018 (€158.9m in 2017) and a net gaming


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