Scientific Games publishes 2025 sustainability report with responsible gaming and waste metrics

Report covers Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2025 and cites a 3,405-person U.S. responsible gaming study plus 91% waste diversion from 12,200 metric tons.

Scientific Games has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining progress in responsible gaming, environmental initiatives, employee programs and community impact, the company said Nov. 9, 2026. The report covers January 1 through December 31, 2025.

Andrew Jackson, Scientific Games VP of Corporate Responsibility, said, "Our 2025 Sustainability Report reflects the practical steps we are taking to operate more responsibly and help our lottery partners do the same. From research that strengthens responsible gaming programs to investments in renewable electricity and more sustainable products, we are turning our commitments into action. Our employees bring that commitment to life every day, helping create lasting value for our customers and communities around the world."

Scientific Games said the report is structured around five pillars: Benefiting Communities; Empowering Employees & Partners; Expanding Responsible Gaming with Healthy Play; Minimizing Environmental Impacts; and Operating with Integrity. On responsible gaming, the company said it completed its fourth National Responsible Gaming Study with a nationally representative sample of 3,405 U.S. adults, plus additional research across nine states, and formed an internal Responsible Gaming Working Group.

On environmental performance, Scientific Games reported recycling or energy recovery for 91% of the 12,200 metric tons of waste it generated in 2025. The company said its Leeds and Warrington, UK facilities began using 100% renewable electricity backed by Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin certificates, and that a Warrington packaging initiative converted 60% of cartons received from manufacturing sites into reusable packaging for retailer deliveries.

In community and governance updates, Scientific Games said its Montréal campus urban farm produced approximately 15 tons of fruits and vegetables, supporting more than 150,000 meals and 2,600 food baskets, and that it launched the SG Tech Project at its Metro Atlanta headquarters to donate refurbished devices to local schools. The company also said employees completed 14,416 hours of cybersecurity training in 2025 and reiterated that it supports 150 lottery customers across six continents and is certified by the World Lottery Association as a Responsible Gaming supplier. Healthy Play® is a trademark of Scientific Games.

Report is available at https://www.scientificgames.com/media/5mif0irp/2025-scientific_games-sustainability-report-1132026.pdf