Codere Italia has launched its online gambling service in Italy after securing an extended licence from the Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM). Its Codere.it website is live, and the operator said it plans to pursue business partnerships in the country.
The launch adds an online channel to Codere Italia’s existing retail gambling operations in Italy.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flutter, Betfair | EUR 7,000,000 | ADM advances 46 operators in Italy’s €7m online gambling tender | Not stated | |
| 7777 Gaming | Not stated | 7777 Gaming says it has received B2B supplier approval in Italy | Not stated |
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At a Codere Italia conference in Cosenza, Antonio Di Noto, ADM’s director for Calabria, described Italy’s concession system and the controls applied to gambling operators. He said oversight involves local authorities, police forces and technical rules, including for online gambling and gaming machines.
Codere Italia institutional affairs and business development director Marco Zega warned that Italy’s planned retail gambling reform could create an oligopolistic market after future tenders. He said high starting bids could concentrate machines in wealthier regions and reduce supply in poorer areas; the reform’s details remain under discussion.
Castilla y León’s Directorate for Institutional Relations and External Action amended Codere Apuestas CYL’s betting authorisation in a resolution dated 28 October 2026. It sets the network at 18 betting shops or zones across the region and six betting corners in gaming venues, according to the published resolution.
Castilla y León's Directorate for Institutional Relations and External Action has amended the authorisation held by Codere Apuestas CYL to organise and operate betting in the region. The resolution, dated 28 October 2026, sets a total of 18 betting shops or zones, plus six corners in gaming halls, bingo halls and casinos.
Codere Online launched its .it site and entered Italy’s regulated online gambling market after receiving a new licence from the customs and monopolies regulator, ADM. The company said it plans to pursue B2B partnerships with other businesses seeking to operate online in Italy.
Codere’s controlling investment funds are considering a sale of the company or its businesses separately, according to media reports. The report says a whole-company sale remains the preferred option, while interest in individual divisions has increased; a possible combined valuation is around €2,000 million.
The investment funds that control Codere are reportedly studying alternatives for selling the group. Finding a buyer for the whole company reportedly remains the priority. Selling the businesses separately is reportedly gaining weight because of interest in some of the divisions.