Bally’s Intralot CEO Robeson Reeves is eyeing further M&A beyond acquiring evoke, according to comments made during the company’s Q1 earnings call. The call followed the release of the company’s full-year 2025 results, the first such publication since the merger of Bally’s International Interactive Division and Intralot completed.
That inorganic growth drove a 35% revenue uptick for 2025 and has put the company in a strong financial position.
Reeves told investors: “Beyond evoke, we continue to evaluate the broader M&A landscape. Our undrawn £160m [$216m] revolving credit facility allows flexibility for the right opportunity.”
Bally’s Intralot emerged as the frontrunner to buy the indebted British bookmaker in March.
