The merger is not merely a financial transaction; it reflects a broader strategy aimed at expanding Allwyn’s footprint in the European market. By leveraging OPAP’s established brand and operational framework, Allwyn aims to enhance its service offerings and customer engagement.
Both companies have reported impressive financial results leading up to the merger. Allwyn’s recent financial disclosures indicate a year-on-year revenue increase of 12%, reaching €2.27 billion in Q2 2025. Meanwhile, OPAP reported a 6.5% rise in revenue for the first half of 2025, totalling €1.15 billion.
Allwyn’s acquisition strategy does not stop with OPAP. The company has also announced plans to pursue additional acquisitions, including a notable €217 million deal for Novibet, which closed in March 2025. This aggressive growth strategy indicates a commitment to becoming a leading player in the global gaming market.
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