Inspired Entertainment reported third-quarter 2025 revenue of $86.2m, up 12% year on year, and said it completed the sale of its UK holiday parks business and related leisure assets to GENDA. The company said the transaction closed for approximately £18.6m in cash after receiving regulatory approvals and meeting closing conditions.
The completed sale changes Inspired’s asset base, while reported revenue rose year on year.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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Macquarie analyst Chad Beynon reiterated an Outperform rating on DraftKings after reviewing its second-quarter results on 12 August. Beynon cited customer acquisition and sports momentum, while identifying prediction market scaling as faster than expected.
Analysts at J.P. Morgan, Truist Securities, Texas Capital Securities and Jefferies commented on DraftKings, Penn Entertainment, Inspired Entertainment and New York online sports betting, according to the report. Their notes covered company results and guidance, operating performance, and state betting data for the week ending 2 August.
It was reported that Inspired Entertainment’s chief executive criticised the UK remote gaming duty increase to 40% in April. He expressed hope that any machine games duty rise would be smaller.
Analysts issued views on DraftKings, Wynn Resorts, Inspired Entertainment and Genius Sports in notes published around their recent results and developments. DraftKings’ notes cited a 7% EBITDA beat against consensus and differing ratings, while Inspired reported first-quarter revenue of $57.2m, below consensus of $58.9m. The roundup also discussed Wynn’s planned Macau hotel tower and Genius Sports’ Q2 guidance.
Inspired CEO Brooks Pierce remained positive about the company’s projected UK performance despite a sharp increase in remote gaming duty, according to the report. The available text gives no further details on the company’s outlook or the tax change.