Lucerne, Switzerland, 18 May 2026 – Allwyn AG (ATHEX:ALWN), the lottery-led gaming entertainment company, today publishes its 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining further progress in responsible gaming, community investment and sustainability across its global operations.
Robert Chvatal, Chief Executive Officer of Allwyn, commented: “As we continue to grow as an international, listed company, our responsibility to players, communities and wider society grows with us.
Our latest report reflects the continued progress we are making, from supporting thousands of people through our community initiatives to strengthening player protection through new technology.
Sustainability is embedded in how we operate our business and deliver long-term value. We remain focused on building a responsible, resilient and future-ready organisation.”
The report highlights how Allwyn is embedding its purpose of ‘making play better for all’ into its operations, innovation and partnerships, while delivering measurable impact for communities and stakeholders. Allwyn’s sustainability strategy is built around four core pillars — Play, People, Partner and Planet — with a focus on player safety, employee engagement, community impact and environmental responsibility.
Play
Allwyn continued to invest in innovation to strengthen player protection. During the year, the Group introduced advanced, AI-driven monitoring tools to help identify potential indicators of unsafe play earlier on, enabling more timely and effective interventions to support players. The 2025 report also highlights continued progress in responsible gaming, with all lottery operations maintaining World Lottery Association Level 4 certification, the highest standard in the industry.
People
Allwyn launched its first Make a Difference Month in 2025, with 247 employees volunteering across multiple markets and helping more than 880 people in local communities. The business also received external employer recognition in several markets, including Top Employer recognition in Greece, a Top Czech Employer award in Czechia, and Great Place to Work certification in Austria, North America and Allwyn Lottery Solutions, reflecting its focus on culture, employee experience and workplace development.
Partner
Being a strong partner to governments, communities and good causes remains central to Allwyn’s business. In 2025, Allwyn paid €4.8 billion to public funds and Good Causes, including €2 billion generated by The National Lottery in the United Kingdom. The Group also supported 196 community initiatives globally, investing €16 million in programmes across health, education, inclusion and wellbeing.
A key highlight of the year was the launch of the F1® Allwyn Global Community Award, developed in partnership with Formula 1. The programme awarded four grants to community projects across multiple countries, providing €400,000 in funding and reaching more than 27,000 direct beneficiaries, with over 400,000 people engaged globally.
Planet
Importantly, Allwyn strengthened its environmental commitments, setting new targets to reduce Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 42% and Scope 3 emissions by 25% by 2030, aligned with its ambition to support a lower-carbon future.
Read our full Sustainability Report: Making play better for all.
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About Allwyn
Allwyn is a multi-national gaming entertainment company, lottery-led and with leading market positions and trusted brands across Europe and North America, listed on the Athens Stock Exchange. Its purpose is to make play better for all by focusing on innovation, technology, player safety and returning more to good causes across a growing casual gaming entertainment portfolio.
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