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in record sales in 2020/21, The National Lottery, under Camelot’s stewardship, is in its best-ever shape – and our immediate focus is on continuing to keep it strong and healthy for the benefit of everyone, and, as you will see in this Report, raising even more money for society at a time when funding has never been more vital. 95%
2 CAMELOT UK LOTTERIES LIMITED 2021/22 ANNUAL REPORT & ACCOUNTS 3 Since 1994, we’ve made a winning business of running one of the world’s most successful lotteries – with an impressive track record in innovation and long-term responsible growth. And having generated the best-ever returns to Good
Camelot’s continued digital innovation over the period led to record online sales of £1,619.3m, an increase of £455.2m and the company’s fifth consecutive quarter of digital growth. Mobile sales grew by £379.7m to an all-time high of £1,128.7m.
Jun 10, 2021 · Camelot UK has declared that National lottery sales have exceeded £8bn for the first time during 2020/21, resulting in the best-ever returns to good causes from sales revenue alone.
Jun 10, 2021 · Camelot has published its 2020/21 financial results, which highlights a record-breaking year for the UK’s National Lottery. National Lottery sales reached a record high of £8.37bn ($11.8bn) for the year starting 1 April 2020 and ending 31 March 2021, an increase of £468.8m.
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The Gambling Commission has now begun the process to award the fourth National Lottery licence, with the formal competition expected to launch in 2020. Having run one of the world’s most successful lotteries for the past 25 years, raising over £41 billion for Good Causes in the process, it’s only natural that Camelot is interested in bidding
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Camelot UK Lotteries Limited (‘Camelot’) today announced its highest-ever first-half National Lottery ticket sales of £3,961.4 million for the first six months of the 2021/22 financial year (1 April to 25 September 2021) – an increase of £107.3 million (+2.7%) on last year.
