ATLANTA – November 10, 2026 -- Scientific Games recycled or recovered energy from 91% of the 12,200 metric tons of waste it generated in 2025, according to its 2025 Sustainability Report covering January 1 through December 31, 2025.
The report tracks progress across five pillars: Benefiting Communities; Empowering Employees & Partners; Expanding Responsible Gaming with Healthy Play; Minimizing Environmental Impacts; and Operating with Integrity. The company supplies 150 lottery customers across six continents. Andrew Jackson, VP of Corporate Responsibility, said the company is "turning our commitments into action."
UK sites switch to 100% renewable electricity and cut packaging waste
The Leeds and Warrington facilities in the UK began using 100% renewable electricity backed by Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin certificates. A Warrington packaging initiative converted 60% of cartons received from manufacturing sites into reusable packaging for retailer deliveries. The company also expanded emissions measurement and product life cycle analyses.
Fourth National Responsible Gaming Study surveys 3,405 U.S. adults
The study used a nationally representative sample of 3,405 U.S. adults, with additional research across nine states. Scientific Games says the findings help lottery customers build measurable, evidence-based strategies tailored to their communities. The company also set up an internal Responsible Gaming Working Group to coordinate implementation across its global operations.
Montréal urban farm yields 15 tons of produce for 150,000 meals
The company's urban farm at its Montréal campus produced about 15 tons of fruits and vegetables. That output helped provide more than 150,000 meals and 2,600 food baskets for vulnerable local residents. At its global headquarters in Metro Atlanta, the company launched the SG Tech Project, which donates gently used, refurbished devices to local schools. The project aims to widen classroom technology access, extend equipment life and reduce electronic waste.
Employees log 14,416 hours of cybersecurity training
Under the integrity pillar, the company cited Board oversight, supplier due diligence and employee education. It also refreshed its mission and values using employee feedback.
Scientific Games is one of the first lottery suppliers globally certified by the World Lottery Association as a Responsible Gaming supplier.