Faced with climate change and biodiversity loss, preserving ecosystems has become a major challenge. FDJ UNITED has made biodiversity one of the key pillars of its environmental strategy, with a clear ambition: to support concrete projects that restore and protect nature, while also helping raise public awareness.
FDJ UNITED’s facilities in London (Kindred London Limited) have renewed their ISO 14001:2015 certification, first obtained in 2023. Two other sites, in Stockholm (Kindred People AB) and Malta (Kindred Group), have also been certified. These three sites, which support the Group’s online betting and gaming operations, now have an internationally recognised Environmental Management System (EMS).
At the Sustainable Gambling Conference 2025 in Brussels, FDJ UNITED brought together sector leaders, operators, and experts to explore the evolving landscape of regulated gambling, player protection, and the broader challenge of sustainability in an increasingly digital and competitive environment.
At the Sustainable Gambling Conference 2025, Mark Johnson, Senior Principal at Frontier Economics, presented an in-depth analysis of the scale, characteristics, and risks of black market gambling in Great Britain. His session examined who uses unregulated operators, how they access them, and what current data reveals about behaviour in a changing regulatory landscape.
On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, FDJ UNITED is highlighting three committed employees — Esther, Petra, and Kishore — who embody the Group’s Collective Spirit value: working together, understanding each other, and innovating.
At the Sustainable Gambling Conference 2025, industry leaders and regulators examined why the unlicensed gambling market continues to grow across Europe and what is required to keep players within the licensed ecosystem. Their combined reflections highlighted both the scale of the challenge and the opportunities for coordinated action.
The line between legal and illegal gambling has never been thinner. As unlicensed operators increasingly adopt the appearance and tactics of regulated brands, players are left navigating a landscape where the difference between safe and risky play is harder to discern than ever before.
The Sustainable Gambling Conference 2025 opened in Brussels with a clear message from Stéphane Pallez, Chairwoman and CEO of FDJ UNITED: the gaming industry must adapt responsibly to a rapidly changing world.
Organized by the association L’Autre Cercle, the “LGBTQI+ Role Models and Ally” awards ceremony honors each year individuals whose concrete actions foster a more inclusive work environment for LGBTQI+ people. The 7th edition of this major event was held on Tuesday, September 30, 2025, celebrating 126 laureates.
