Light & Wonder said it will report fourth quarter and full year 2025 results on Tuesday, February 24, setting up a same-day investor call after the U.S. market close and before the ASX opens the next morning.
The timing keeps the company’s dual-market investor audience on a single update cycle. It also gives investors a clear checkpoint on year-end performance as Light & Wonder continues to manage reporting cadence across U.S. and Australian trading hours.
Results release is set for after market close
The company said it will release results for the quarter and year ended December 31, 2025, after U.S. markets close on February 24 and before ASX trading begins on Wednesday, February 25.
That scheduling is standard for a company managing a large investor base across time zones, but it is still an important operational detail. It concentrates disclosure, management commentary, and initial market reaction into a narrow window, reducing the gap between the results release and the follow-up call.
Investor call follows the same day
Light & Wonder said it will host an investor conference call and simultaneous webcast on the same day at 5:00 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time, which it listed as 9:00 a.m. Australian Daylight Savings Time.
The company also said a replay of the webcast will be available about an hour after the event and then archived on its website. Participants joining by phone are asked to register in advance to receive a unique PIN, which is now a common format for earnings calls that want cleaner participant management and fewer access issues near start time.
Year-end update lands amid listing transition focus
The announcement arrives while Light & Wonder is also progressing its transition toward a sole primary listing on the ASX, a move the company has previously outlined in separate market communications. That adds another layer of attention to the February 24 results cycle because investors are tracking both operating performance and how the company is structuring its capital markets presence.
As a result, this release is more than a calendar notice. It is the company’s main year-end reset for financial performance, management guidance tone, and investor positioning heading into the next reporting period.
