Zitro achieved a 73% reduction in non-recyclable waste in 2024, compared to 2022. This progress reflects the company’s commitment to ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) principles and its long-term environmental strategy.
Sustainability actions
The positive results were particularly evident at the Getafe Operations Center and the Barcelona Technology Campus. At these facilities, the company conducted detailed waste characterizations, established partnerships with specialized managers, and maintained quarterly monitoring of the volumes generated.
Additionally, Zitro promoted internal recycling campaigns and optimized collection points to facilitate waste separation at source. This means that all office areas now have more effective structures for proper disposal.
The measures implemented solidify the path towards the goal of reducing non-recyclable waste by 70% by 2032. The company reinforced that it will continue to work actively to achieve this environmental goal.
About Zitro
Founded in 2007 by Johnny Ortiz, Zitro Games began its operations with an exclusive focus on video bingo. Starting in 2016, the company diversified its operations by launching video slots and creating the Zitro Digital division, focused on the online environment.
Since then, the company has expanded its global presence and invested heavily in research and development, with technology centers in Spain and India.
With over 700 professionals involved in innovation, Zitro has built a portfolio that combines physical machines, online games, and electronic bingo systems. The company has also gained international recognition, winning awards for titles such as Mighty Hammer Link Up and Epic Kingdom.
In 2025, Zitro officially entered the iGaming market in Brazil, adapting its products to local requirements. This move reinforced the company’s growth strategy in regulated markets.
Today, Zitro operates as a global provider of solutions for the gaming sector, with a strong presence in Latin America, Europe, and other strategic markets.
