• Resilient financial performance with a 3% revenue decrease
• Maintained dividend at 16.5 cents per share
• Significant community impact with $1.7 billion in taxes returned
• Extended Victorian lottery license by 40 years
• Strengthened digital and retail customer experiences

The Lottery Corporation Limited (The Lottery Corporation) reported its financial results for the year ended 30 June 2026. Despite an unfavorable jackpot period, the company delivered a resilient financial performance with a 3% decrease in revenue to $3,576.6 million. Profit from ordinary activities after tax attributable to members decreased by 22% to $284.6 million. The company maintained its dividend at 16.5 cents per share, fully franked, in line with the prior year. The Lottery Corporation extended its Victorian lottery license by 40 years, reinforcing its long-term earnings base. The company also achieved significant community impact, returning $1.7 billion in taxes and duties, paying $637 million in commissions to retail and venue partners, and distributing $5.1 billion in lottery and Keno prize money. Operational highlights included a 2.5% growth in Keno retail turnover and the introduction of new product initiatives and digital enhancements.

Revenue $3,576.6m, Profit $284.6m, Dividend 16.5 cents per share

The Lottery Corporation is optimistic about its future, focusing on strengthening its license-backed core, scaling its digital growth engine, and modernizing its Keno business. The company aims to evolve into a digitally-led entertainment platform.