Aristocrat renewed its partnership with the National Native American Hall of Fame as a Legacy Partner for its 2026 induction ceremony, the company said. The event is scheduled for 21 November in Oklahoma City.
The renewed Legacy Partner relationship continues Aristocrat’s support for the Hall of Fame’s 2026 induction ceremony.
Financial year ended 30 September 2025
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Morningstar Equity Research considers AI a limited threat to Aristocrat and Light & Wonder’s land-based gaming businesses. It cited licensing, regulatory relationships and installed machine bases as protections. Morningstar estimated that the companies together supply more than 60% of leased gaming machines in North America.
It was reported that Ainsworth agreed to pay the Aristocrat group AUD8.5m under an Australian patent licence. The agreement takes immediate effect and covers specified patents held by Aristocrat entities.
It was reported that Aristocrat chief executive and managing director Trevor Croker sold more than 120,000 company shares. A company filing valued the sale at approximately AUD7.5m.
Reportedly, Dan Taylor has become group CEO of Flutter. Other developments involved Allwyn’s appointment of a new chief technology officer and personnel changes at White Hat Gaming, Aristocrat and Yggdrasil.
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown is asking a King County judge to shut down 16 social casino-style apps and recover more than $225m in player spending. The complaint targets Playtika, Aristocrat and affiliated companies, alleging more than 150,000 Washington players used the platforms each month. Playtika has moved to dismiss, citing a 2014 state gambling commission brochure.