Play’n GO, the world-leading gaming entertainment supplier, proudly announces the release of its second annual sustainability report, highlighting significant progress made throughout 2024 in sustainability, player safety, innovation, and responsible growth.

Building on the success of last year’s inaugural report, this year’s edition demonstrates measurable advancement aligned with Play’n GO’s core sustainability pillars: Players, Partners, People, and Planet.

The report showcases Play’n GO’s significant strides, including entering 13 new regulated markets, releasing 56 innovative games, reducing Scope 2 carbon emissions by 80%, and achieving zero operational water usage in seven out of eight global locations.

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Vanessa Arenram, Director of CSR at Play’n GO, said: “Our second annual Sustainability report highlights how Play’n GO continues to lead with integrity, innovation, and transparency. Sustainability isn’t just a report—it is a deeply ingrained part of our culture and strategy. We’re committed to shaping a responsible, safe, and entertaining future for the industry, and this report illustrates the real progress made possible by the passion and dedication of our teams and partners.”

Key achievements from the 2024 Sustainability Report include:

• Recognition as the first and only B2B licensee to achieve the prestigious ESG-C Tier 2 certification from the Malta Gaming Authority.
• Achieving an 80% reduction in Scope 2 emissions
• Successfully advocating against predatory game mechanics, including publishing groundbreaking survey results that highlight broad public support for the ban on Bonus Buy features.
• Completing the transition to a Digital First culture that significantly reducing environmental impact and achieving zero water usage across nearly all operational locations.
• Strengthening employee engagement through sustainability-focused training, volunteer opportunities, and a new Volunteering Time Off program, positively impacting local communities globally.

Play’n GO remains dedicated to transparency and accountability, aligning actions with all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals and internationally recognized ESG frameworks. In 2025, the company will further enhance its sustainability metrics, focusing on continual innovation and deeper collaboration with partners who share its values.

The Nomination Committee of Better Collective has recommended the election of Professor Thomas Plenborg to the Board of Directors, succeeding Petra Von Rohr, who has decided to resign from her position on the Board. The Nomination Committee further proposed the re-election of all other current Board members; Jens Bager (Chair), Therese Hillman (Vice Chair), Britt Boeskov, Todd Dunlap, Leif Nørgaard and René Rechtman.

Thomas Plenborg brings significant experience, most notably in his capacity as Chairman of the Board of the public listed company, DSV. During his past 14 years with DSV, the company has grown to become one of the World’s largest transport and logistics companies through a mix of organic growth and strategic M&As. DSV is now recognized as one of Denmark’s largest companies by revenue. He also serves as a professor at the Department of Accounting at Copenhagen Business School.

Chair of the Board of Better Collective, Jens Bager, said: “On behalf of the Board, company and Founders, I would like to express our sincere appreciation to Petra Von Rohr for her dedicated service over the past seven years on the Board of Better Collective. Following the Annual General Meeting, we anticipate welcoming Thomas Plenborg as a new Board member. Thomas brings extensive experience from companies on comparable growth trajectories characterized by the execution of successful M&A strategies followed by efficient integrations and optimizations. With his proven track record in overseeing significant shareholder value creation and strategic growth, I am confident he will be a strong addition to the Board.”

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Members of Better Collective’s Nomination Committee comprise Søren Jørgensen (appointed by Chr. Dam Holding), Troels Bisgaard Vig, (appointed by J. Søgaard Holding), Anders Lund, (appointed by BLS Capital Fondsmæglerselskab A/S), Jens Bager, Chair of the Board of Directors, Better Collective.