Brightstar wins seven-year Washington Lottery contract extension, expanding terminal deployment
Jul 13, 2026, 6:49 AM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The extension creates long-duration revenue visibility and a large-scale deployment, supporting earnings visibility and potentially re-rating Brightstar on a stable, predictable cash-flow base. Similar hardware/software contracts in tech-enabled lotteries often lead to modest multiples expansion and improved investor confidence, especially for a pure-play lottery company with global reach.
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Brightstar announces a seven-year extension of its contract with Washington's Lottery through June 30, 2036, including thousands of new GameTouch28 and Pro S2 terminals and an upgrade to the central system. The scope implies a multi-year, recurring revenue stream and reinforces Brightstar's dominance in U.S. lottery technology, with Washington as a long-standing, high-visibility customer.
BRSL extends Washington Lottery contract to June 30, 2036.
Deal includes 2,200 GameTouch28 terminals and 3,700 Pro S2 terminals.
100 GameTouch20 terminals and central system upgrade are included.
Brightstar has served WA Lottery since 1996 (30-year partnership).
Contract extends partnership across decade-plus, expanding Brightstar's US footprint.
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