Aristocrat reported net profit after tax of AU$1.45bn for the 12 months to 30 September 2026, up 9.9% year on year, while revenue rose 3.8% to AU$6.09bn. Aristocrat Interactive revenue increased 3.4% to AU$457.2m, but its profit fell 6.2% to AU$122.6m; chief executive Trevor Croker said he plans to retire in April 2027.
The results show growth across group revenue alongside a profit decline in Aristocrat Interactive.
Financial year ended 30 September 2025
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Aristocrat Gaming says it will introduce MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks in Class 2 markets across the United States. The expansion follows the title receiving the Slot of the Year award at the Global Gaming Awards Americas; the game previously operated as a Class 3 title.
Aristocrat Interactive demonstrated a mobile adaptation of Buffalo Ultimate Stampede, according to the preview. The game is planned for an online launch in Q1 2027, with Hold & Spin, jackpots and progress meters included in the mobile version.
Rio Hotel & Casino opened the Dragon Lair gaming room in its former poker room in Las Vegas, according to the company announcement. The space features Aristocrat Gaming’s Dragon Link and Phoenix Link slot machines. Rio president and general manager Rod Turlan said the opening continues the casino’s collaboration with Aristocrat.
Aristocrat Interactive signed a brand licensing agreement with Gaming Realms, citing a Tuesday announcement. The agreement covers development of Slingo versions of Aristocrat’s Buffalo and Mo’ Mummy games.
Aristocrat Interactive entered Alberta’s commercial iGaming market with nearly 40 titles, the company said. Its games have been available on PlayAlberta.ca since July 2024, and Lightning Link is scheduled to launch in the province on 23 July 2026.