Luckia Gaming has officially commenced a definitive new era in its corporate history following the grand inauguration of its state-of-the-art corporate headquarters in the city of A Coruña.

The massive campus represents the largest single capital expenditure project ever executed by Luckia, the prominent B2C digital flagship brand of heritage Spanish gambling group EGASA, serving as a physical testament to the organization’s long-term strategy to expand its operational footprint across Spain and competitive international markets.
Setting an International Benchmark for Sustainable Construction
Officially opened to the public this week, the advanced corporate campus possesses a maximum capacity to house nearly 1,000 employees, immediately ranking it among the most technologically advanced office developments in the autonomous community of Galicia. Notably, the architectural property stands as the first commercial development in the region to successfully secure the prestigious LEED Platinum certification, the highest global standard for sustainable construction.
The design integrates cutting-edge green infrastructure, utilizing deep-well geothermal energy loops, automated aerothermal climate control systems, and high-efficiency photovoltaic solar technology to minimize its carbon footprint.
The high-profile opening ceremony was attended by a roster of regional and municipal dignitaries, including Galicia President Alfonso Rueda and A Coruña Mayor Inés Rey, underscoring the deep economic significance of the development for both the municipality and the wider autonomous community. For Luckia, the investment represents far more than an administrative upgrade; it operates as a clear reaffirmation of its historical Galician roots and its long-standing position as one of the territory’s most significant private employers and direct taxpayers.
Founded originally in 1972, parent group EGASA initially established its market presence as one of Spain’s primary gaming machine and amusement distributors. In 2017, the family-backed conglomerate unified and rebranded its growing remote online gambling portfolio under the modern Luckia Gaming banner, a core business unit that would subsequently be separated into an independent corporate division.
Cultivating Regional Talent and Digital Innovation
Today, Luckia employs thousands of professionals across multiple international jurisdictions and contributes approximately €50 million annually through direct gambling taxes and social contributions, with roughly €15 million generated cleanly inside its home province of Galicia.
Speaking during the formal inauguration event, Luckia President José González described the building’s launch as the dawn of an ambitious global corporate phase:
“We inaugurated a new stage in Luckia. A stage born in A Coruña, built from Galicia, but one that looks ambitiously towards the world.”
González emphasized that the company remains deeply committed to investing in local talent, specialized professional training, and technical innovation, highlighting that Luckia currently delivers more than 60,000 hours of employee training each calendar year. To expand this educational mission, management announced new strategic partnerships with ISDI, a leading European digital business school, alongside launching an independent start-up accelerator program explicitly funded to support emerging Galician technology firms, and establishing a series of public innovation conferences hosted by the non-profit Fundación Luckia.
The milestone campus investment arrives as Luckia aggressively seeks to strengthen its market share within Spain’s regulated online gambling space through continuous investment in proprietary platform technology, in-house product development, and targeted customer engagement networks.

