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PENN Entertainment Revenue Mix Shows Gaming Generated 77% of Total

PENN Entertainment’s revenue breakdown shows gaming contributed $5.35 billion, or 76.86% of total revenue
PENN Entertainment’s revenue breakdown shows gaming contributed $5.35 billion, or 76.86% of total revenue.
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State of Play’s TL;DR

  • PENN Entertainment’s revenue comes mainly from gaming.
  • The company’s gaming revenue makes up almost 77% of its total revenue.

PENN Entertainment’s revenue mix remains dominated by gaming. A TradingKey market data page shows gaming at $5.35 billion, equal to 76.86% of the company’s total revenue breakdown.

For those tracking major US gambling operators, the snapshot underscores how much of PENN’s reported revenue base still comes from its core gaming business.

The page lists four categories: Gaming, Other, Food and beverage, and Hotel. Gaming is the clear leader at 77%, followed by Other at 13% of revenue, Food and beverage at 6.4%, and Hotel at 3.6%.

By the numbers

  • Gaming: $5.35 billion
  • Other: $911.8 million
  • Food and beverage: $445.9 million
  • Hotel: $253.3 million

Based on the percentages shown on the page, gaming contributes more than three quarters of the total revenue mix presented for PENN. That makes the non-gaming categories meaningful but comparatively small in the breakdown provided.

The page shows PENN shares at $20.920, up 2.09%, on July 27, with a displayed market capitalization of $2.80 billion.

Based on reporting by TradingKey.

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