Why did the Jumbo Interactive share price fall today?

Shares fell about 5% to A$9.61 after prelim 1H26 results showed strong revenue and EBITDA, but lotteries TTV missed expectations. Investors are now waiting for detail on customer activity, margins, and digital mix, plus The Lottery Corporation’s 18 February update that could reset sector sentiment.

What is Bell Potter’s price target and rating now?

Bell Potter trimmed its price target to A$10.80 and kept a Hold rating. The broker cited risks around lottery market share and digital penetration heading into sector updates. The call suggests a balanced risk-reward until we see evidence that TTV and digital momentum can stabilise.

How does JIN compare with TLC on valuation and risk?

JIN trades near 15x TTM earnings with a 5.67% yield and strong interest cover. TLC is around 32.8x P/E with higher leverage at 2.68x net debt to EBITDA. JIN offers more income and lower multiples, while TLC carries scale advantages but higher balance-sheet risk.

What should investors watch into ASX JIN earnings on 18 February?

Key items include lotteries TTV, digital penetration, Oz Lotteries active customers, SaaS and Managed Services margins, and cash conversion. Guidance on jackpot cycles, marketing spend, and dividends will be important. These points will likely drive the next move in the Jumbo Interactive share price.

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JIN.AX Stock Today: Bell Potter Trims PT as Lotteries Lag – February 9

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 8, 2026February 8, 2026

The Jumbo Interactive share price slipped 5.7% to A$9.61 today as shares in JIN.AX reacted to preliminary 1H26 numbers. Revenue and EBITDA grew, but lotteries TTV came in below expectations. Bell Potter trimmed its price target to A$10.80 and kept Hold, citing market-share and digital-penetration risks. With The Lottery Corporation TLC.AX due on 18 February, investors are watching whether momentum steadies. We break down valuation, key levels, and what to track into ASX JIN earnings over the next catalyst window.