CIRSA completed the acquisition of four land-based casinos in Peru at the end of 2025: three in Lima and one in Cusco province. The purchases take its Peruvian casino portfolio to 25 properties; CIRSA said the deal fits its selective-growth strategy in regulated markets.
The acquisition expands CIRSA's Peruvian casino estate to 25 properties and advances its stated growth strategy in the market.
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Playgroup announced that it installed an InnovaCash cash machine at Cirsa’s Rock’n Jazz Casino in Bogotá, Colombia, on 2 November. The company said the installation forms part of its collaboration with Cirsa and is intended to facilitate customer transactions.
A cash machine from Playgroup's InnovaCash line has been installed at the Rock'n Jazz Casino that Cirsa operates in Bogotá, Colombia. The company said the deployment sits within the collaboration between the two firms. According to Playgroup, the aim is a smoother and more comfortable experience for the casino's users.
Cirsa’s proposed merger with Lottomatica would give shareholders who vote against the deal and elect to sell €13.20 per share, subject to the transaction receiving the required approvals and meeting its conditions. Shareholders would have 20 calendar days after the extraordinary meeting to notify Cirsa; the amount would be reduced by qualifying dividends received before payment. The mechanism is conditional on affected shares not exceeding 5% of Cirsa’s issued and outstanding shares at the meeting.
CIRSA called an extraordinary shareholder meeting in Terrassa for 30 November 2026 to vote on its proposed merger into Lottomatica, according to a company notice reported on 29 October. The proposal would give CIRSA shareholders 0.668 new Lottomatica shares for each CIRSA share; the meeting will also consider a €1.56-per-share extraordinary dividend, equal to about €262 million. Completion is planned for Q2 2027, subject to regulatory approvals and outstanding conditions.
Comatel said the sale of its amusement-machine division to Cirsa, announced in December 2025, generated €28.58m in revenue and a €25.7m gain. The transaction contributed to Comatel’s 2025 group profit of €28.7m, compared with €9.9m in the previous year; its online betting business is now its main revenue source.
Spain’s Commercial Registry bulletin recorded two corporate notices linked to CIRSA group companies. Global Game Machine Corporation appointed Cirsa Slot Corporation as sole administrator, while Cirsa Enterprises published a common merger plan dated 8 October 2026, with provision for shareholders and creditors to submit observations under the applicable legal terms.
Spain's Official Commercial Registry Bulletin (BORME) number 206 recorded two corporate notices linked to the CIRSA group and its gambling activity, according to the Barcelona province entries. Global Game Machine Corporation, S.A. registered the appointment of Cirsa Slot Corporation, S.A. as its new sole administrator. The entry, numbered 476421 and published on page 50067, names Carlos López Reboredo as the designated company's individual representative.