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Today’s ruling is good news for The National Lottery; it enables the Gambling Commission to move forward to award Allwyn the Fourth National Lottery Licence.

The National Lottery is a national treasure and we are honoured to have been chosen as its future custodian. With the Gambling Commission having put its trust in us, we can start to enact our plans to put the National Lottery back at the heart of our country.

We welcome today’s statement by the Gambling Commission that we have been selected as the Preferred Applicant for the Fourth National Lottery Licence. Our proposal was judged to be the best way of growing returns to good causes by revitalising The National Lottery in a safe and sustainable way.

Allwyn welcomes today’s statement from the Gambling Commission declaring the company has been selected as the Preferred Applicant of the Fourth National Lottery Licence.

Everyone at KKCG and Allwyn Entertainment remains horrified by Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine. It is a senseless act of aggression that must be condemned in the strongest possible terms, and we are doing all we can to support the brave Ukrainians impacted by the barbarism of Vladimir Putin’s regime.

In the next few weeks, the regulator of the National Lottery, the Gambling Commission, will decide who will be the future operator for the National Lottery.

Allwyn (UK) is pleased to confirm its plan to appoint Justin King as Chair to lead its lottery operations upon successful conclusion of the Fourth National Lottery Licence Competition.

Allwyn Entertainment, the new group-wide brand for SAZKA Entertainment AG, a leading multinational lottery operator, today announced another significant step in its evolution to a global lottery-led entertainment platform: Allwyn’s intention to become a publicly-listed company on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in partnership with NYSE-listed Cohn Robbins Holdings Corp.

Half of millennials and Generation Z care more about increased digital technology in high street shops than prices, new research from Vodafone and Allwyn, an operator of lotteries in numerous countries across Europe and an applicant for the fourth national lottery license, has shown.

Allwyn UK, part of Allwyn, believes lotteries are the foundation of society, bolstering the safety net for everyone while also funding their greatest ambitions.

We make lotteries better so they serve as a force for good.

UK businesses lost out on almost £412 million during the pandemic because their websites are inaccessible to disabled people, according to new research released by Purple, which brings disabled people and businesses together to improve the customer experience of disabled people.