The Rovio Sustainability Report 2025 outlines the company’s voluntary environmental, social, and governance performance for the fiscal period spanning April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026. As a subsidiary of SEGA SAMMY Holdings, Rovio utilizes this disclosure to maintain transparency and accountability regarding its sustainability strategy, which is structured around three core pillars: Positive Play, Empowered People, and Protecting our Planet. The report aligns partially with European Sustainability Reporting Standards, though it remains a voluntary exercise for the organization.
Key findings highlight a total carbon footprint of 20,980 tons of CO2e, with Scope 3 emissions accounting for 98.6% of the total. For the first time, the company included downstream emissions from initial game downloads in its accounting, which significantly improved coverage but precluded direct year-over-year comparisons. Operationally, Rovio maintains six global locations with 508 employees, reporting a gender pay gap of 1.4% when adjusted for location, level, and role. The company continues to prioritize industry collaboration, maintaining active memberships in the Playing for the Planet Alliance and the Sustainable Games Alliance to drive collective climate action.
Strategic conclusions emphasize a pragmatic approach to sustainability, acknowledging challenges in formalizing long-term emission reduction plans due to supply chain limitations and evolving market realities. While the company successfully implemented new internal "Rovio Way" principles and improved data tracking for career progression, it faced capacity constraints that delayed the rollout of certain accessibility scorecards and carbon pricing models. Looking ahead, the organization intends to focus on integrating AI sustainability frameworks, enhancing inclusive game design, and embedding its new corporate principles into daily operations to ensure long-term, sustainable growth across its transmedia and mobile gaming portfolio.