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Sep 30
Penn National Q3 2025 Earnings Report
PENN Entertainment reported a significant net loss in Q3 2025 despite revenue growth, following an impairment charge related to its Interactive segment.
Key Takeaways
PENN Entertainment faced a challenging Q3 2025 with a net loss exceeding $865 million, mainly driven by a substantial impairment charge in the Interactive segment. While revenue grew to $1.72 billion and iCasino performance improved, digital operations underperformed. The company announced a realignment in its digital strategy following the termination of its ESPN partnership.
Q3 2025 revenue reached $1.717 billion, up from $1.639 billion in Q3 2024
Net loss widened to $865.1 million, driven by an $825 million impairment loss in the Interactive segment
Adjusted EPS was -$0.22, compared to -$0.25 in Q3 2024
PENN is ending its ESPN sportsbook partnership and rebranding to theScore Bet
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PENN plans to rebrand its sportsbook offering to theScore Bet and focus digital efforts on U.S. iCasino and Canadian markets, aiming for improved unit economics.
Positive Outlook
- Realignment will shift focus to high-ROI North American iCasino markets
- Cost efficiency through reduction in fixed media spend
- Continued integration with PENN Play™ loyalty program
- Third consecutive quarter of MAU growth in digital platforms
- Opening of new hotel tower at M Resort expected to boost Q4 performance
Challenges Ahead
- Impairment loss of $825M related to Interactive segment
- OSB (online sports betting) volumes came in lower than expected
- Digital operations saw customer-friendly hold impacting margins
- Termination of ESPN partnership reduces brand leverage in U.S. OSB
- Adjusted EBITDA loss of $76.6M in the Interactive segment