Sportium

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Sportium is owned by Cirsa, a company listed on Madrid (BME) under the ticker symbol CIRSA.

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About Sportium

Sportium is Spain's best-known homegrown betting brand: born in 2007 as a Cirsa-Ladbrokes joint venture, it built the country's largest retail betting network — around 3,000 points of sale — and a DGOJ-licensed online sportsbook and casino at sportium.es, with a former stint as LaLiga's betting partner.

Cirsa took full control in 2019, buying Ladbrokes' half for about €70 million. Cirsa itself — founded in 1978 by Manuel Lao in Terrassa and owned by Blackstone since 2018 — went public on the Spanish stock exchanges on 9 July 2025 at €15 a share, one of Spain's largest recent IPOs.

That listing makes Sportium part of a fresh listed-parent story: exposure trades as CIRSA on the Madrid exchange, with Blackstone retaining the majority stake post-IPO. Within Cirsa's portfolio, Sportium is the flagship Spanish consumer brand alongside its casinos and the YoBingo site.

Frequently Asked Questions about Sportium

Who owns Sportium?
Sportium is wholly owned by Cirsa, the Spanish gaming group listed on the Madrid stock exchange since July 2025 (ticker CIRSA), with Blackstone as majority shareholder. Cirsa bought out JV partner Ladbrokes in 2019.
Is Sportium licensed in Spain?
Yes — Sportium Apuestas Deportivas, S.A. holds DGOJ licences for betting and online casino; the regulator's public lists name all licensed operators.
How can I invest in Sportium?
Through Cirsa shares on the Spanish stock exchanges (ticker CIRSA), listed since the July 2025 IPO. Sportium itself is not separately listed.