Century Casinos failed to meet earnings expectations, reporting fourth-quarter 2025 revenue of $138 million, which was unchanged from the previous year. The firm posted a net loss of $17.9 million.
The international company saw its cash increase by 13% to $23.9 million.
Full-year 2025 revenue decreased by 1% to $573 million. The annual loss totaled $61.4 million, while cash flow rose 3% to $105.4 million.
Looking ahead to 2026, Century revealed the February opening of a casino in Wroclaw, Poland. The Polish segment reported a 4% increase in fourth-quarter revenue. Meanwhile, revenue from Canadian casinos climbed 5%, and U.S. Midwest locations saw a 2% uptick.
Conversely, Q4 revenue declined by 7% in the western U.S. and by 2% in the eastern U.S.
Co-CEOs Peter Hoetzinger and Erwin Haitzmann expressed satisfaction with the growth in cash flow in a joint statement. “We are starting to notice improvements among our lower-end customer base… though we feel our casino portfolio has yet to realize its full potential,” the executives stated.
They further noted that there are “robust discussions” ongoing regarding the sale of Century’s Polish casinos.