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Causes in 2021/22 – including record returns from ticket sales for a second consecutive year – and a record-equalling £3.1 billion for society. This is fantastic news for people, projects and communities across the UK at a time when other revenue sources are being squeezed. £1.915 £1.910 £1.905 £1.900 £1.895 £1.890 £1.885 £1.880 £ ...
Camelot also delivered almost £1 billion in Lottery Duty – money that is used to fund public expenditure throughout the UK – for the Treasury in 2021/22, taking the total now generated for the government to £19.5 billion. In addition, the company has seen its 44,500 retail partners earn more than £7.4 billion in commission since 1994.
Camelot s marketing continued to perform strongly in 2021/22, with the Company maintaining the link between play and purpose, and build the long-term health of The National Lottery brand, as measured by its well-established brand positivity metric. This has continued its upward trend and exceeded its target of 46% on a 12-month rolling average
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Camelot has also continued to forge new retail partnerships to reflect changes in the way people shop, which saw it complete rollouts with Aldi and Iceland in the first six months of 2021/22. These two partnerships see National Lottery draw-based games available ‘in lane’ in around 1,900 stores, driving convenience purchases at checkout tills.
We’re delighted to report that, even in a challenging external environment in which consumer spending is coming under increased pressure, we succeeded in growing total National Lottery sales for the 2022/23 financial year (1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023) by £99.6 million to £8,190.3 million – the second highest annual sales total since The ...
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Nov 23, 2021 · Camelot has announced its highest-ever first-half National Lottery ticket sales, reporting £3.9bn ($5.3bn) for the first six months of the 2021/22 financial year. By Dominic Marius-Markham This represents an increase of £107.3m or 2.7% over the same time last year, driven by a strong performance from its draw-based games segment, which includes lotto, as well as steady retail recovery.
