• Strong performance from the Key Win fell game changes delivering value $300m
• Continued growth driven by effective marketing initiatives and digital transformation
• Heritage brand reflects social impact, creating positive outcomes for stakeholders
• Digital turnover comprises The Lottery Corporation's direct online and mobile channels

The Lottery Corporation Limited (The Lottery Corporation) has reported strong financial and operational results for the year ended 30 June 2025, with total ordinary dividends of 28.5 cents per share, up from 28.0 cents per share in the prior year. Key highlights include:- Strong performance from the Key Win fell game changes delivering value $300m, the game's largest offer in 2022 and no rate retail growth driven by effective marketing initiatives and digital transformation- Continued growth driven by effective marketing initiatives and digital transformation, including the successful launch of new lottery terminals, a refreshed digital platform and enhanced customer innovation, resulting in 12.7% growth in digital turnover and 7.4% growth in retail turnover- Heritage brand reflects social impact, creating positive outcomes for stakeholders through successful product initiatives, customer-centric innovation, digital transformation and responsible play enhancements- Digital turnover comprises The Lottery Corporation's direct online and mobile channels, representing 48.7% of total turnoverThe Lottery Corporation has the fourth-highest retail lottery games sales per capita. It operates through more than 3,500 retail points of distribution integrated with our well-developed digital channels. The company has a proven history of delivering life-changing wins to its customers and making meaningful differences in its communities.Financially, the company delivered a resilient performance in FY25 despite the challenging economic environment for Australian consumers. The Board has determined to pay a final dividend of 15.5 cents per share, taking the total ordinary dividends for FY25 to 28.5 cents per share.The Lottery Corporation's Managing Director and CEO, Sue Dyer, will retire after nearly 35 years in the lottery industry. The Board is pleased to announce the appointment of former Woolworths executive Tim Poole as the new Managing Director and CEO, effective 24 November 2025 following the receipt of all necessary regulatory approvals.