888 Holdings has released its latest revenue report revealing that reported revenue for the first half of 2023 grew by 165% to £882 million ($1.12 billion/€1.02 billion).
The company’s H1-23 report also reveals that the group’s adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) grew by 211% to £156 million ($198.2 million/€181.4 million). 888 has attributed this growth to the company’s acquisition of William Hill.
888 Reports H1-23 After Tax Loss Despite Revenue Jump of 165% Year-over-YearHighlights of 888 H1-23 report
- Reported loss after tax — £33 million ($41.9 million/€38.3 million) in H1-23 (profit after tax £12 million ($15.2 million/€13.9 million) in H1-22)
- Pro forma Group revenue -7%
- 95% of Q2-23 revenue derived from locally regulated or taxed markets
- Pro forma Group Adjusted EBITDA +9% 888 Reports H1-23 After Tax Loss Despite Revenue Jump of 165% Year-over-Year 888 Reports H1-23 After Tax Loss Despite Revenue Jump of 165% Year-over-Year 888 Reports H1-23 After Tax Loss Despite Revenue Jump of 165% Year-over-Year
- Cash (net of customer balances) increasing by £11 million ($13.9 million/€12.7 million) since 31st December 2022 to £188 million ($238.8 million/€218.5 million) at 30 June 2023.
- Total liquidity of over £300 million ($381 million/€348.7 million)
Our strong cash discipline and higher profits also enabled a 0.5x reduction in our leverage. We have successfully delivered against our focused market strategy, changing the mix of our revenue and creating a more profitable and sustainable platform for future growth. I was thrilled to be able to announce the appointment of Per Widerström as our next CEO. Over the coming weeks I will be working closely with Per to ensure a smooth handover and I am highly confident in his ability to lead the team to realise the full potential of this business. The strategic progress made during the year to date has created a fundamentally stronger business with higher profit margins and we remain on track to deliver against expectations for the full year.“