Brightstar Lottery has announced that it has received its first score in the 2025 S&P Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) as a pure‑play lottery company, demonstrating strong sustainability performance.
Brightstar received an overall CSA score of 56 on January 5, 2026, a score nearly double the industry average of 31. Brightstar has also been included in this year’s S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook, reflecting the Company’s performance in the S&P Global CSA.
“Brightstar Lottery’s achievement of receiving an S&P Global CSA score of 56 for the first time as a pure play lottery company showcases our continuous commitment to leading the lottery industry in global sustainability,” said Wendy Montgomery, Brightstar SVP, Branding, Communications and Sustainability.
“We ensure sustainable practices are woven into the fabric of our corporate identity through strategic sustainability efforts focused on our most important stakeholders. We are proud to be included in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook for 2026 and will continue our efforts to build a sustainable future for our people and the planet,” she added.
Since 1999, the CSA and the collaboration with Dow Jones Indices (now S&P Dow Jones Indices) have been used to create the foremost global sustainability benchmark. The CSA applies a best-in-class approach, meaning no industries are excluded from the assessment, and the CSA compares companies across 61 industries. Companies then receive scores ranging from 0-100 for approximately 20 financially relevant sustainability criteria across economic, environmental and social dimensions.
