Scientific Games highlights responsible gaming, sustainability progress in new report

• The Sustainability Report 2025 revealed how Scientific Games has made progress in integrating corporate responsibility into its products, operations and partnerships
• The Report details accomplishments following the company’s five corporate responsibility pillars
• Andrew Jackson, Scientific Games VP of Corporate Responsibility, discusses the Sustainability Report

The globally recognizable lottery technology, products and services provider, Scientific Games, detailed the progress it has made in responsible gaming, environmental stewardship and sustainability in its newest Annual Sustainability Report 2025.

Sustainability Report 2025 reveals key objectives completed by Scientific Games

Notably, the report covers the period between January 1 and December 31, 2025, pointing to the progress Scientific Games has made toward its five corporate responsibility pillars.

The list of the company’s corporate responsibility pillars includes: Operating with Integrity, Minimizing Environmental Impacts, Empowering Employees and Partners, and Benefiting Communities.

Focusing on integrity operations, Scientific Games reaffirmed its dedication to ethical business practices via enhanced Board oversight, employee education and due diligence.

In 2025, company employees completed more than 14,400 hours of cybersecurity training, complementing Scientific Games’ focus on protecting customer data.

At the same time, the Annual Sustainability Report reveals that in 2025, the company recycled or recovered energy from 91% of the 12.2 metric tons of waste it generated.

Notably, Scientific Games’ Leeds and Warrington, UK facilities started using 100% renewable electricity.

When it comes to responsible gambling, the leading lottery technology and services provider accomplished a number of objectives.

Scientific Games developed an internal Responsible Gaming Network Group that bolstered coordination, while completing the fourth national Responsible Gaming Study.

Collecting employee feedback and counting investment in development, the company refreshed its mission and values, complementing its Empowering Employees and Partners pillar.

Last but not least, Scientific Games stayed true to the Benefiting Communities goal and its urban farm at its Montréal campus produced some 15 tons of fresh vegetables and fruits that offered more than 150,000 meals and 2,600+ food baskets for vulnerable residents.

The report outlines the practical steps the company is taking

Andrew Jackson, Scientific Games’ VP of Corporate Responsibility, spoke about the release of the Sustainability Report 2025.

"Our 2025 Sustainability Report reflects the practical steps we are taking to operate more responsibly and help our lottery partners do the same," he explained.

"From research that strengthens responsible gaming programs to investments in renewable electricity and more sustainable products, we are turning our commitments into action," Jackson added.

Last but not least, the executive pointed to Scientific Games’ employees who play a central role by creating lasting value for the company’s customers and communities across the globe.

Earlier this month, the company picked Dan Flynn for the key role of Chief Executive Officer.

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