Hong Kong Jockey Club - The Hong Kong Jockey Club expanded its long-term sustainability strategy in 2025 with the opening of its Nature Conservation Center, reinforcing its environmental commitment beyond racing operations. The Club also hosted the Asian Racing Conference, calling for global collaboration amid industry headwinds. Through conservation leadership and international dialogue, HKJC demonstrated measurable social impact and sector stewardship.

Galaxy Entertainment Group - Galaxy Entertainment Group upholds a philosophy of “What is taken from the community is to be used for the good of the community.” Backing this up, 2025 saw a series of events and donations from the operator and, indeed, GEG publishes several CSR announcements a month. Noteworthy recent examples include the celebration of 15 years of its Youth Achievement Programme, 10 years of its Community Caring Program and its three-day coffee festival to support local SMEs in Macau.

Aristocrat Gaming - Aristocrat continues to champion diversity and inclusion, reinforcing its commitment to building a more sustainable and inclusive gaming industry across Asia and beyond. In 2026, the company served as principal sponsor of the ANZCHAM International Women’s Day event, helping to drive meaningful industry dialogue around DE&I. Aristocrat has also achieved a 50/50 gender balance across its workforce, supporting its ongoing focus on increasing female representation, particularly in leadership roles.

MGM China - MGM continues to support a healthier and more resilient Macau. By equipping youth with financial wisdom, strengthening families through shared learning, and supporting high‑risk occupations with preventive knowledge, MGM builds a protective shield across society. Over the past year, its programmes engaged more than 5,000 residents, including training over 130 students as Responsible Gaming Ambassadors in partnership with City University of Macau. Through ongoing collaboration with universities and community groups, MGM has reached nearly 60,000 people since 2023, promoting responsible play, financial awareness and long term community wellbeing.

Melco Resorts & Entertainment - Melco has demonstrated strong commitment to sustainability and community impact across APAC during 2025-26. The company earned recognition in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook as an Industry Mover and achieved a BREEAM “Excellent” certification for Studio City Phase 2 in Macau. Alongside major renewable energy and waste-reduction initiatives and recognised responsible gaming programmes, Melco continues to set high standards for CSR in the region.

DigiPlus - DigiPlus has displayed impressive CSR leadership across APAC throughout the year via its rebranded DigiPlus Foundation, delivering healthcare, education, disaster relief and empowerment programmes across the Philippines. With over 900,000 beneficiaries served, nearly 10,000 inclusive wishes granted and leadership in the PlaySafe Alliance to promote responsible gaming, DigiPlus has consistently made measurable, meaningful community impact in the region.

The Lottery Office - Australia’s The Lottery Office 2025 CSR programme delivered meaningful impact across a range of charitable initiatives, with a strong focus on health and environmental causes. This included over AU$55K donated to Canteen to support young people affected by cancer, and AU$35K to the Sea World Foundation, contributing to the rescue of four humpback whales during the 2025 migration season. With more than AU$115K donated nationwide, The Lottery Office continues to demonstrate its commitment to responsible business and community support.

IDX Games - IDX Games has demonstrated a strong commitment to CSR across APAC this past year through its IDX Green Commitment. The initiative plants a tree for every X‑Trend trend board sold, with each tree tracked for transparency, and engages local communities through education and volunteer events. By combining environmental impact with stakeholder involvement, IDX Games has made measurable contributions to sustainability in the region.