La Francaise des Jeux SA 2018 IR
The report highlights FDJ's financial and extra-financial performance for the year 2018, showcasing a 4.4% increase in player stakes to ’15.8 billion. Key achievements include the successful launch of the 'Mission Patrimoine' games, which raised ’21 million for endangered heritage, and the expansion of digital stakes to over ’2 billion. FDJ also completed its commercial transformation by transitioning all outlets to a direct distribution model and launched FDJ Gaming Solutions (FGS) to drive international expansion. On the sustainability front, the company maintained its 100% compliance with European Lotteries' Responsible Gaming standards and continued its commitment to reducing its carbon footprint, with plans to join the Science Based Targets initiative.
Company: La Francaise des Jeux SA
Sector: Arts, sports & recreation
Country: France
Year: 2018
Type: IR
Pages: 40
La Francaise des Jeux SA
The report highlights FDJ's financial and extra-financial performance for the year 2018, showcasing a 4.4% increase in player stakes to ’15.8 billion. Key achievements include the successful launch of the 'Mission Patrimoine' games, which raised ’21 million for endangered heritage, and the expansion of digital stakes to over ’2 billion. FDJ also completed its commercial transformation by transitioning all outlets to a direct distribution model and launched FDJ Gaming Solutions (FGS) to drive international expansion. On the sustainability front, the company maintained its 100% compliance with European Lotteries' Responsible Gaming standards and continued its commitment to reducing its carbon footprint, with plans to join the Science Based Targets initiative.
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Document Details
Report Year
2018
Reporting Period
2018
Fiscal Year
2018
Type
Integrated Report
Language
English
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