Century Casinos reports stronger Q2 results
The company saw increased second-quarter revenue and Adjusted EBITDAR.
US.- Century Casinos reported a 1 per cent increase in net operating revenue to $152 m for the second quarter of 2026, with growth in its US West and Midwest operations helping offset weaker results in Poland. Earnings from operations rose 4 per cent to $17.2 m, while Adjusted EBITDAR increased 5 per cent to $31.7 m.
The casino operator’s net loss attributable to shareholders narrowed 11 per cent year over year to $10.9 m, compared with $12.3 m in Q2 2025. The loss per share was $0.39, down slightly from $0.40 a year earlier.
The U.S. West was Century’s strongest-performing segment, with revenue climbing 16 per cent to $23.4 m. Adjusted EBITDAR nearly doubled, rising 93 per cent to $4.5 m, while the segment’s net loss fell 75 per cent to $0.7 m. Management attributed much of the improvement to the Nugget casino in Sparks, Nevada.
Midwest operations, which include its Missouri and Colorado properties, also saw solid growth. Revenue increased 8 per cent to $44.7 m, while Adjusted EBITDAR also rose 8 per cent to $16.7 m. Canada revenue reached $20.4 m, up 2 per cent, while U.S. East revenue declined 2 per cent as well to $43.6 m.
Revenue from Poland fell 19 per cent to $19.9 m, while Adjusted EBITDAR plunged 97 per cent to just $52,000. The company attributed part of the decline to low table-game hold in June and the continued impact of the Warsaw casino’s closure in June 2025.
For the first six months of 2026, Century Casinos reported consolidated revenue of $289.2 m, up 3 per cent from the same period last year. Earnings from operations increased 22 per cent to $28.9 m, while Adjusted EBITDAR rose 12 per cent to $56.6 m.
