The group highlighted that these results were in line with the global mobile games market trends, with a continued focus on growing its share in the Social Casino segment.Īristocrat's online Real Money Gaming (RMG) business, Anaxi, “delivered on its initial market entry commitments and built solid foundations for accelerated growth,” according to the company. EBITDA for Pixel United decreased by 6.6% year-on-year to $592.2 million, while segment profit fell 2.5% to $536.4 million. This decline was attributed to the general downturn in the mobile market and the group's exit from the Russian market in March 2022. Pixel United, the mobile games arm of the group, experienced a 3.9% decline in revenue, amounting to $1.76 billion. However, the Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) region reported flat revenue at AU$458.4 million ($298 million), with Outright Sales units decreasing to 11,195 from 12,366 in FY22. Additionally, the number of units for Class III Premium and Class II Gaming Operations grew by 9%, reaching over 61,000 units. Post-tax profit in the Americas grew by AU$59.5 million, thanks to a 27% increase in unit sales.

EBITDA for the gaming segment also experienced a notable 20.85% year-on-year increase, reaching AU$2.1 billion ($1.37 billion). Group revenue growth was propelled by a strong performance in Aristocrat Gaming, which clocked a remarkable 22.17% boost in income, totaling AU$3.64 billion ($2.37 billion), resulting in a segment profit of AU$1.89 billion ($1.23 billion), up by 22.65% annually. Group revenue marked a 13% increase, reaching AU$6.29 billion ($4.08 billion), with EBITDA rising by 13.8% to AU$2.1 billion ($1.36 billion). Australian gaming machine and services provider Aristocrat has recorded a 20.7% year-on-year surge in net profit to AU$1.32 billion ($858 million) in the financial year ending on 30 September 2023.

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