Evoke reported an after-tax loss of £549m for 2025, alongside revenue of £1.78bn and adjusted EBITDA of £356m, according to the report. The company attributed £440m of impairment charges to UK online and retail operations, citing new duty rates and weak retail trading; UK and Ireland online revenue fell 3%.
UK duty rates and weak retail trading contributed to impairment charges and lower UK and Ireland online revenue.
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Bally’s Intralot reported adjusted net debt above €1.6bn in its H1 2026 results while pursuing its acquisition of evoke. Debt rose by around €135m compared with a year earlier.
Reportedly, Evoke, the parent company of William Hill, remains in broadly the same financial position as a year earlier as it awaits acquisition by Bally's Intralot. The Athens-listed buyer paid £243.3m for the LSE-listed company, with the deal due to complete in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027.
It was reported that Evoke generated £887.5m in the first half of 2026, leaving revenue broadly unchanged. Italian revenue increased 21%, while higher gambling taxes weighed on the group.
It was reported that Gaming Corps secured a content agreement with UK operator group evoke. The deal spans the William Hill, Mr Green and 888 brands.
BetMakers Technology Group has extended its agreement to provide racing wagering solutions to evoke, the companies said. The arrangement covers RaceOdds services for thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing across multiple markets, including brands William Hill and 888.