Falling short of earnings guidance, Century Casinos delivered $138 million in fourth-quarter revenue for 2025, flat compared to 2024. The company recorded a net loss of $17.9 million.
Cash for the international firm grew 13 percent, reaching $23.9 million.
For all of 2025, revenue dipped one percent, achieving $573 million. The loss for the year was $61.4 million. Cash flow improved three percent to $105.4 million.
In a 2026 preview, Century announced that it opened a casino in Wroclaw, Poland, in February. Revenue was positive in the fourth quarter for the company’s Polish division, up four percent. Canadian casino revenue rose five percent and Century’s United States casinos in the Midwest ticked up two percent.
Fourth-quarter revenue fell for the western U.S. by seven percent and for the eastern part of the country by two percent.
In a joint statement, co-CEOs Peter Hoetzinger and Erwin Haitzmann said they were pleased with the cash-flow growth. “We are beginning to see improvements with the lower-end of our customer base … but we believe our portfolio of casinos has not yet shown its full potential,” Haitzmann and Hoetzinger said.
The two added that “robust discussions” were taking place for the sale of Century’s Polish casinos.
