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Cirsa reportedly pays €28.58m for Comatel’s gaming-machine business

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  • Cirsa reportedly paid €28.58m for Comatel's gaming-machine business in a deal closed in December 2025.
  • The sale of Amusement Machines generated a €25.7m gain for Comatel.
  • Comatel's 2025 profit rose to €28.7m from €9.9m the previous year.
  • Comatel now focuses its gambling activity on the online business.

Cirsa reportedly paid €28.58m for Comatel's gaming-machine business, a transaction closed in December 2025. The deal was carried out through the sale of Amusement Machines, a company into which Comatel had previously brought together other group companies linked to the operation of prize machines.

The divestment generated a gain of €25.7m, which helped lift Comatel's profit to €28.7m in 2025, against €9.9m in the previous financial year. Before joining Cirsa, the transferred companies together contributed turnover of about €12m and a result of €3.6m.

Revenue at Comatel Internacional, the group's parent company, reached €39.1m, compared with €36.3m in 2024. Comatel now concentrates its gambling activity on the online business, which had become its main source of income and in which it continues to make significant investments.

End-of-day close Cirsa (CIRSA), EUR, to 27 October 2026
Story date14 September 202627 October 2026

Last close EUR 17.90 on 27 October 2026. EUR 17.90 at the last close before the story date (27 October 2026). Range EUR 17.38 to 19.84, axis not from zero. Delayed end-of-day data, not live. Not investment advice.

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