Dreams reported Q2 2025 revenue of CLP70.655 billion, up 3% year on year, while EBITDA fell 7% to CLP16.622 billion. Net income after tax declined 26% to CLP3.617 billion, and the company attributed lower hotel revenue partly to economic adjustment in Argentina and its effect on occupancy.
The results show higher revenue but lower profitability, relevant to investors assessing Dreams’ operating performance across its markets.
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Casino de Juego Talca asked Chile’s Comptroller General to reconsider its refusal to examine complaints against the SCJ. The operator also requested a halt to opening authorisation for Dreams’ new casino pending a financing audit. Its submission alleges that the SCJ approved a 165% investment increase without reassessing the additional funding.
Grupo Meier is considering international investment protection mechanisms after Chile's SCJ excluded its bids in Puerto Varas, Coyhaique and Ancud. The company said it was consulting lawyers about protections under the Chile–Peru free trade agreement. Its proposed Ancud investment totalled approximately US$10m, and it remains interested in future tenders.
Puerto Varas mayor Tomás Gárate criticised Chile’s Superintendence of Gaming Casinos after it ended the evaluation of two casino-operation bids and declared the tender unsuccessful. The SCJ said the applicants did not fully meet legal and regulatory requirements; Gárate said the result delays investment and called for new tender rules to be issued promptly. Dreams also disputed the SCJ’s assessment.
Puerto Varas mayor Tomás Gárate called on Chile’s SCJ to review casino tenders after another process ended without an award. The report said the SCJ found neither bidder fully met legal and regulatory requirements. Gárate requested prompt publication of new tender terms, saying delays held up municipal investment, services and decisions.
Chile’s Superintendence of Gaming Casinos (SCJ) ended the technical evaluations for the Puerto Varas casino tender, saying the two applicants did not meet all legal and technical requirements. Dreams criticised the decision, saying its documents were issued late by the state and that it plans to take part in a new process; the SCJ announced that a new tender would follow.