Corporate Social Responsibility

Gran Madrid Group offers a comprehensive leisure proposal, where gaming combines with top‑tier dining services and high‑quality shows, including performances by leading national and international artists and musical groups.

Our venues also frequently host cultural and artistic events such as awards ceremonies, exhibitions and competitions.

We also host social events, conventions and corporate meetings with the highest guarantees, in carefully designed and privileged settings that offer every convenience, including parking and security.

In recent years, Gran Madrid has carried out a continuous process of modernisation and renewal of its various gaming and leisure options, becoming the first online casino to operate legally in the Community of Madrid.

In our physical venues, we have continued to refine our spaces and invest in the latest technologies applied to the sector. Our goals: to delight visitors and maintain an active business strategy to ensure full competitiveness.

Our facilities and equipment are fully prepared to host telematic gaming in accordance with the terms established by law.

Since its inauguration in 1981, Gran Madrid has sought to support and promote a wide range of initiatives (Economic/Corporate, Social, Environmental and Stakeholder Dialogue) as a fundamental part of the commitments it has undertaken with citizens, its employees and the environment in which it operates, always aspiring to contribute to a better society.

All of this, of course, in addition to ensuring strict compliance with the law regarding its core activity and promoting responsible gaming practices.

In this way, we fulfil the Group Gran Madrid’s charter of values, which identifies as the “Basic Responsibility of the Company” a discretionary ethical dimension, committing itself to actions that benefit society as a whole.

In this regard, information requirements for companies in the social and environmental fields have increased internationally, driven by the growing interest of consumers and investors in corporate social and environmental practices.

Internationally, there is already a commonly accepted standard for reporting on corporate sustainability or corporate social responsibility: the one developed by the Global Reporting Initiative.