Light & Wonder (NASDAQ and ASX: LNW) shared on July 18, 2025, that the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA) granted it a gaming-related vendor license for the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The GCGRA license enables Light & Wonder to offer land-based electronic gaming machines, table games with utilities, and online iGaming content to players using licensed operators in the UAE, which helps the Company maintain its position as a leading cross-platform global games provider.

Matt Wilson, Light & Wonder President and CEO, said, “Getting a license from the GCGRA is a key step as our Company enters one of the leading new regulated markets.” He also stated they are proud to be one of the first approved suppliers and focused on bringing a trusted approach for UAE players. Light & Wonder says the new vendor license aligns with its efforts to collaborate with regulators and offer safe, secure, and responsible games for everyone.

About Light & Wonder, Inc.

Light & Wonder, Inc. is known as a cross-platform global games company. Three distinct yet interconnected business units contribute to delivering robust gaming experiences, with over 6,500 employees involved. The company leverages an in-depth understanding of users and players to inform its content design. The company creates immersive content to foster genuine connections among players, wherever they play. At Light & Wonder, games sit at the centre of all activity. The firm supports strong integrity values, including responsible gaming and sustainable business actions.

Forward-Looking Statements

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