16 May 2026
NorthStar Gaming faces a cease trade order in Canada after missing annual filing deadlines and its auditor withdrew a prior financial report over vendor controls concerns.
Brightstar Lottery posted stronger Q1 earnings as Italy and U.S. growth offset U.K. contract costs, while maintaining full-year guidance.
Pragmatic Play has expanded its Latin American footprint through a new multi-product agreement with Black Label, adding slots, live casino and virtual sports to regional operators.
A new deal between Spinomenal and Superbet in Brazil will see the former offer its casino products to one of the country’s leading sportsbook operators. Superbet was one of the first sports betting companies to be licensed in Brazil and the partnership with Spinomenal will broaden the platform’s rapidly expanding roster of casino titles.
Genting Singapore reported a sharp decline in Q1 profit as higher operating costs weighed on Resorts World Sentosa. Non-gaming revenue improved, but gaming revenue fell.
Super Group posted record Q1 revenue as Africa became a larger part of its business. The company’s new reporting structure highlights the region’s growing importance.
The American Gaming Association reports a stronger 2026 outlook for U.S. gaming executives, with higher revenue and investment expectations. Prediction markets are emerging as a major regulatory concern.
Konami posted a third straight record year and confirmed a new iGaming expansion plan within its Gaming & Systems business. Digital Entertainment remained the main growth driver.
Las Vegas Sands has added Dallas-based technology jobs tied to casino systems as Texas casino debates continue. The move keeps its long-term Texas strategy in focus.
Wynn Resorts reported higher first-quarter profit as Macau and Las Vegas revenue growth offset weaker Boston results. Wynn Palace led gains in Macau.
