International Game Technology (IGT) has released its second quarter results (Q2) for 2022, and the report came with some disappointing reading for the supplier.
The fiscal release revealed that IGT had fallen on 2021’s Q2 total revenue by 2%, as it saw 2022 takings of $1.02bn unable to match the previous year’s $1.04bn.
Financially, IGT’s global lottery income took the biggest hit, with its $648m in 2022 showing an 11% loss against the 2021 total of $725m.
However, there are positive signs for IGT. Global gaming performed well vs 2021, showing a 21% annual increase, totalling $330m in 2022.