To some observers, the timing of evoke’s FY25 results may seem a little off. At the same time the LSE-listed gambling company publishes its full year accounts for 2025, many of its contemporaries are already publishing their Q1 2026 figures.
The reason for this holdup in publishing is likely the talks the company has been holding with Bally’s Intralot over a potential takeover. Talks were confirmed by both parties earlier this month, with Bally’s considering an offer of 50p per evoke share, valuing the firm at $225m.
So, how does its FY25 results present the firm? Firstly, the positives – revenue was up 2% year-over-year to £1.78bn [$2.42bn].
