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The Lottery Corporation (ASX:TLC) is favoured by fund managers as a defensive business with infrastructure-like qualities. In September 2026, L1 Capital said the stock's 12-month low masks the resilience of a licence-protected earnings base, and expects new chief executive Wayne Pickup to cut costs and add products. Perpetual and Blackwattle both rated it a buy, with Blackwattle optimistic about upcoming Oz Lotto game changes, and L1 expects jackpots to revert to normal patterns. The Lottery Corporation operates in the Consumer Discretionary sector within the Hotels, Restaurants and Leisure industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 18 comments from 12 fund managers, including L1 Capital, Perpetual and Blackwattle. Headquartered in Brisbane, The Lottery Corporation operates lotteries and Keno across Australia, including Powerball, Oz Lotto and Saturday Lotto, under long-dated government licences.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including Cooper Investors, Blackwattle Investment Partners, Equity Trustees Asset Management, Alliance Bernstein, Investors Mutual Limited, Pendal Group, Perpetual Asset Management, Plato Investment Management, Airlie Funds Management, Ten Cap, Antares Capital and L1 Capital have invested in Lottery Corporation Ltd (ASX:TLC).
L1 Capital highlights a recent 40-year extension of the Victorian lottery licence, meaning no major renewal until well past 2050, and expects cost reduction and product initiatives under the new CEO. Blackwattle sees upside from Oz Lotto game changes similar to the successful Powerball redesign, and managers expect jackpot frequency to normalise after an unusually weak run.
Fund managers note earnings have been pressured by an unusually long run without large jackpots, which reduces ticket sales, and Perpetual acknowledges year-to-year volatility tied to the jackpot cycle.
The Lottery Corp. Ltd. provides gaming and entertainment services, operating through its core Lotteries and Keno business segments. Headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, the company has operated since its founding in 1881. As a specialized operator, it maintains and manages high-volume lottery and keno gaming operations.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.