Playson said the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation approved it to distribute games in the Philippines. The company said its portfolio would be made available to licensed operators through aggregation partner Light & Wonder.
The approval allows Playson to offer its games to licensed operators in the Philippine market.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GLI | Not stated | GLI says PAGCOR accreditation expands its testing role in the Philippines | Not stated | |
| Belle Corporation, Premium Leisure | USD 300,000,000 | Belle pursues Clark casino partners after provisional PAGCOR licence | Not stated | |
| International Entertainment Corporation | Not stated | IEC pursues Philippines online gaming entry through operator talks | Not stated | |
| PhilWeb | Not stated | PAGCOR accredits PhilWeb as gaming affiliate and support service provider | Not stated | |
| GLI | Not stated | PAGCOR accredits GLI as its first iGaming testing lab in the Philippines | Not stated |
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RGB International said its Philippine branch is listed by PAGCOR as a gaming content affiliate across seven channels, including electronic casino games, in a document dated 28 May. Executive director Chuah Hui Jing said RGB was preparing to distribute Light & Wonder online games; the branch was also listed as an accredited aggregator but had not begun operating in that role as of 28 May.
Light & Wonder appointed Matthieu Labbat to lead its social casino business, SciPlay. He succeeds Josh Wilson, who stepped down last month after seven years in the role. Light & Wonder said Labbat has nearly 13 years of mobile gaming experience, including more than seven years in leadership roles at Product Madness.
Light & Wonder has appointed Matthieu Labbat as chief executive of SciPlay, its social casino business. Labbat succeeds Josh Wilson, who left the SciPlay chief executive role last month after seven years in charge.
Light & Wonder said it reduced debt by AU$153 million during its third quarter and is prioritising further debt reduction. CFO Oliver Chow said the company aims to lower leverage to three times cash flow by June 2027; recurring revenue represented 67% of total revenue, while systems sales fell 24%.
Chief executive Matt Wilson closed Light & Wonder's third-quarter earnings call late on Wednesday, describing "an eventful quarter". Among the financial results, Wilson highlighted a debt reduction of AU$153 million ($107.7 million). Fitch Ratings upgraded Light & Wonder's outlook to "Positive", and this was given particular emphasis.
Light & Wonder reported 13% growth in iGaming revenue in Q3, according to CEO Matt Wilson’s earnings-call comments. The company said first-party titles accounted for eight of the top 10 games on its OpenGaming platform, while the platform processed $31.7bn in wagers, up 13% year on year. Light & Wonder also said it hopes to launch its first game in Florida before the end of Q4.
Light & Wonder reported consolidated revenue of $2.44bn for the first nine months of 2026, up 0.7% year on year. The available report text does not provide further results detail.
Light & Wonder reported consolidated revenue of $2.44bn for the first nine months of 2026, an increase of 0.7%.