Banijay Group said it completed the sale of its 53.9% holding in bet-at-home.com AG, following its announcement on 28 October. François Riahi and Véronique Giraudon also left bet-at-home’s Supervisory Board with immediate effect, the group said.
The completed divestment changes bet-at-home’s ownership and supervisory board composition.
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Banijay Gaming appointed Antoine Jouteau as chief executive, with his role due to begin on 1 September, the company said. He will set the group’s strategy, including organic growth and targeted acquisitions, following its completed combination with Tipico Group and planned acquisition of JOA.
It was reported that Antoine Jouteau will become chief executive of Banijay Gaming. The group owns Betclic and Tipico, whose acquisition completed earlier in the year.
Banijay Group reported that sports betting and gaming revenue rose 17.3% to €433.1m in Q1 2026, before its acquisition of Tipico completed in April. Unique active players increased 20%; sportsbook revenue rose 14% to €326.5m, while casino, poker and turf revenue grew 27%.
bet-at-home reported a 0.7% year-on-year fall in gross betting and gaming revenue for the first nine months of 2026. Revenue was €35.2m, according to the company’s report.
bet-at-home reported a 0.7% decline in gross betting and gaming revenue to €35.2m for the first nine months of 2026.
bet-at-home.com reported net revenue of €18.96m for the first half of 2026, down 3.6% year on year. The supplied report text gives no further financial detail.