Swiss Casinos sees 2025 revenue increase to CHF207.1m

2025 was a year of transformation and key strategic decisions for Swiss Casinos

In 2025, the Swiss Casinos Group further strengthened its market position and made targeted investments in the future. Despite a challenging market environment, the Group achieved stable gross revenue and increased its consolidated profit.

In its 2025 annual report, Swiss Casinos said: “The past year was marked by a new beginning and transformation: the Group realigned its presence through the opening of the new Swiss Casino Winterthur in the historic Lokstadt district and the closure of the Schaffhausen location.

The group’s gross revenue for 2025 stood at CHF207.1m, slightly above the previous year’s figure. Consolidated profit rose to CHF12.6m. In total, Swiss Casinos paid CHF91.1m in casino levies, CHF 85.6m of which went to the AHV (Old-Age and Survivors’ Insurance). Further key figures regarding the Group and the individual casinos can be found in the 2025 Annual Report.

“2025 was a year of transformation and key strategic decisions for Swiss Casinos,” says Hans-Ueli Rihs, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Swiss Casinos Group. “We are proud of our new Swiss Casino Winterthur and look forward to further developing this special venue.”

In the historic Lokstadt district, Swiss Casinos combines an industrial atmosphere with a modern casino and entertainment experience. At the same time, Winterthur serves as a platform for further developing new technologies, digital solutions, and expanded service formats within the land-based casino environment. In addition to the gaming facilities, the new location features the publicly accessible LOK – Bar & Lounge and the KOPFBAU – Eventlocation, Swiss Casinos’ new event hall.

An important chapter in the company’s history came to a close in Schaffhausen; the location was shut down in October 2025. It is particularly gratifying that over 90 per cent of the employees are continuing their journey with Swiss Casinos.

The online casino business also remained a key growth driver. Revenue from online casino operations rose to CHF 76.2 million in 2025. With ReelLink, Swiss Casinos is also further advancing the integration of the digital and physical gaming worlds. Developed in-house, this technology makes it possible to bring content from the online realm directly to physical slot machines.

Marcel Tobler, CEO of Swiss Casinos”The Swiss casino market is undergoing noticeable change. That is why simply managing existing models is not enough. We want to actively evolve the casino experience—through strong locations, a better understanding of our guests, new entertainment and event offerings, and a closer integration of land-based and digital gaming. With the Winterthur location, the Swiss Casinos Member Club, and ReelLink, we laid important foundations in 2025 for the next phase of development.”