- CEO
- Ryan M. Comstock
- Full Time Employees
- 575
- Sector
- Consumer durables
- Industry
- Recreational products
- Address
- 10 Holker Street Newington NSW Australia 2127
- IPO Date
- Nov 19, 2001
- Business
- Ainsworth Game Technology Limited (ASX:AGI) designs, develops, manufactures, sells, distributes, and services electronic gaming machines and related equipment for the global gaming industry; its core products include gaming cabinets such as A-Star Curve XL, A-Star Slant Top, Raptor, Grand/Royal Legacy, and multi-game configurations; standalone progressives and linked games like Xtension Link and Ainsworth Historical Horse Racing; low denomination content; and online offerings encompassing B2B real money gaming (RMG), social casino games, and digital platforms leveraging Unity technology for cross-platform compatibility across Class II, Class III, and iGaming environments. The company operates through segments including Asia Pacific (Australia, New Zealand, Asia), North America, Latin America, Europe, and Online Gaming, serving casinos, clubs, pubs, and operators in regulated markets worldwide with over 275 gaming licenses. Founded in 1995 by Len Ainsworth and headquartered at 10 Holker Street, Newington, Sydney, Australia, Ainsworth maintains a fully integrated operation covering design, assembly, testing, sales, field service, and support; it employs approximately 542 people and generates revenue primarily from hardware manufacturing supplemented by digital growth. As a subsidiary of Novomatic AG, which holds a majority stake, Ainsworth pursues expansion in land-based and online markets; recent developments include Novomatic's ongoing A$1.00 per share takeover bid for the remaining 47.1% stake, extended to December 2025 amid shareholder deliberations following an initial April 2025 agreement; leadership transition with CEO Harald Neumann's 2024 resignation; and accelerated product launches such as extensions of Triple Troves, Five Fortunes, and The Enforcer families using Raptor cabinets approved across North American jurisdictions, targeting four new game families monthly.