Montréal, June 6, 2024 — Loto-Québec has maintained its momentum and posted excellent results. By the end of the 2023–2024 fiscal year, the corporation had paid out more than $3 billion, including a major dividend of $1.508B to the Government of Québec and $1.575B towinners. The results were Loto-Québec’s best in almost 20 years, aside from its banner performance in 2022–2023.
Quotes from President and CEO
“Thanks to our team’s outstanding work, we achieved our budget target. Our teams worked diligently to diversify our offering and ensure its responsible and efficient management. As a result, we maintained our ratio of total expenses to revenues at the desired level,” said Jean-François Bergeron.
“We’re very proud that the World Lottery Association has renewed our Level 4 responsible gambling certification, the highest such recognition in the industry. It shows that responsible commercialization is central to everything we do.”
“Our achievements over the past year were numerous, including our exciting announcement that a hotel will be built on the Casino de Montréal grounds. Once completed, this major project will cement the casino’s status as one of North America’s top entertainment destinations.”
Highlights
This year’s results are the fourth highest in Loto-Québec’s history, despite the economic context. The teams continued enhancing the offering to keep it in line with customer expectations while maximizing operational efficiency and ensuring responsible commercialization, which remains a priority for the organization.
*Lottery, network bingo and Kinzo
Results by sector
*Video lottery terminals in bars, event betting, network bingo and Kinzo
Other contributions to the community
The 2023–2024 Annual Report [in French only, PDF – 7.8 MB] is available on the Loto-Québec website. The English version will be available later.