Chilean casino operator Enjoy reported a net loss of CLP20.609bn for the nine months to 30 September 2025, down from CLP104.542bn a year earlier. Revenue fell to CLP38.578bn from CLP66.715bn, while EBITDA declined to CLP4.365bn from CLP36.419bn; the company is in its second judicial reorganisation.
The results give investors an update on Enjoy’s losses, operating performance and ongoing reorganisation.
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Enjoy asked Chile’s Superintendencia de Casinos de Juego to terminate its casino operating permit in Los Ángeles, which runs until 30 July 2038. The company said the request followed a shareholder resolution; the regulator’s Resolutive Council must decide, and, if approved, the change would take effect after a three-year period from publication of the authorising resolution.
Peter & Sons has expanded its partnership with NetBet, making its slots portfolio available to the operator in the UK, Greece, Ireland and Finland. Separately, ENJOY signed a commercial agreement with Stanleybet.it in Italy, while Hub88 added six Playzaar games to its platform, according to the companies.
Enjoy’s creditors sold Gran Hotel Pucón to Inversiones Gran Pucón SpA for 372,342 UF, equivalent to CLP 15.216 billion or USD 16.36 million, as part of Enjoy’s financial reorganisation. The buyer was identified in media reports as linked to former Enjoy executives and to Casino Volcán Pucón, the sole bidder for the casino operating permit in the commune.
Inversiones Gran Pucón acquired Gran Hotel Pucón in Chile on 26 August 2026 for CLP15,216m. The buyer purchased the property-owning company from Enjoy and related entities, with post-closing price adjustments, according to Enjoy’s regulatory disclosure. The buyer is linked to Casino Volcán Pucón, the sole applicant for the city’s casino permit; the hotel transaction excludes the casino.
Uruguay’s Commission for the Promotion and Defence of Competition authorised JHSF Península’s acquisition of Baluma, which owns and operates Enjoy Punta del Este Resort & Casino, in a first-phase decision dated 3 August. The commission found no material change to the relevant hotel and casino markets; the Central Bank of Uruguay is still reviewing the indirect acquisition of Baluma Cambio.