CIRSA announces the acquisition of Slots del Sol, Paraguay’s leading online casino operator

Terrassa, 13 July 2026. CIRSA, a leading multinational company in gaming and entertainment and a leading company in the sector, today announced the acquisition of a majority stake in Slots del Sol, Paraguay’s leading online casino operator.

The company operates a successful online casino offering through slotsdelsolonline.com, complemented by two casinos and two gaming halls in Paraguay. This omnichannel structure is fully aligned with CIRSA’s strategy.

With this acquisition, CIRSA enters Paraguay, an adjacent market that fits closely with the company’s international diversification strategy, offering a stable and growing economy with sustained development within a fully stable gaming regulation since long time ago.

This transaction will allow CIRSA to continue strengthening its omnichannel strategy, with a leading position in a structurally growing market. This accretive transaction is expected to be highly positive for the company in terms of value creation and profitability.

Joaquim Agut, Executive Chairman of CIRSA, said: “This acquisition reinforces CIRSA’s strategic commitment to accelerating growth in the online gaming space. Paraguay represents an attractive and highly stable regulated market, with strong fundamentals, and Slots del Sol provides us with a leading platform from which to continue expanding our online capabilities in the region.”

Antonio Hostench, CEO of CIRSA, added: “Slots del Sol has demonstrated exceptional performance, with outstanding capabilities in online operations. We are delighted to partner with its founding shareholders and are confident that we will be able to combine our global experience and best-in-class capabilities with their local knowledge and expertise to drive future growth. The transaction will contribute to improving the margins of our online gaming business.”

The transaction multiple is in line with previous transactions carried out by CIRSA. The transaction will be financed with available cash and is not expected to have a significant impact on CIRSA Group’s leverage.