Len Ainsworth's second slot company, out of Sydney
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The A640 debuted at G2E in September 2016 and reached North American casinos that December. It is built around one large 40-inch HD touchscreen, with dynamic lighting effects driven by the game; the second screen in our listing is the optional 27-inch LCD topper. The deck is a touchscreen with a physical bash button.
The A560 is the cabinet family that made Ainsworth a major supplier in the early 2010s. Its global launch at G2E Asia in June 2010 showed a pair of 22-inch LCD touchscreens, and regulators later approved several shapes: the High Boy with two 22-inch screens, a Slant Top with 24- and 27-inch screens, a single-screen Low Boy and a 32-inch split version. The dual-screen High Boy is the classic configuration.
High Boy, no topper: W 560 × H 1331 × D 601 mm (22.0 × 52.4 × 23.7 in); with the optional 19-in LCD topper (Super A560): H 1869 mm (73.6 in), 715 mm (28.1 in) wide across the topper; weight not publishedMFR
The slant-top version of the A560: a 24-inch screen at the bottom and a larger 27-inch screen above it, with room for an optional 24-inch topper. Like the rest of the A560 family, it runs on Ainsworth's fourth-generation QuadTronic platform.
Source tags: MFR = the manufacturer's published documents · REG = a regulator's document · press / dealer = not yet confirmed by the manufacturer.
1995Founded by Len Ainsworth
SydneyHeadquarters, Newington NSW
291,000 sq ftLas Vegas headquarters, opened 2016
275+Gaming licences worldwide
About Ainsworth
Len Ainsworth had already built one slot giant when he started this company. He founded Aristocrat in 1953, gave up control of it in the mid-1990s, and in 1995 set up Ainsworth Game Technology in Sydney. The new company listed on the Australian exchange in December 2001 and received Nevada approval to manufacture gaming equipment in 2009.
Its A560 cabinets carried Ainsworth to roughly a fifth of Australian machine shipments by 2011. North America came next: buying Nova Technologies around the start of 2016 opened tribal Class II markets, and that same year a 291,000-square-foot Las Vegas headquarters opened, with half its floor space built for manufacturing.
Novomatic bought Len Ainsworth's controlling stake in a deal that closed in January 2018, leaving the Austrian group with about 52 percent. A later Novomatic bid for the remaining shares lapsed in February 2026 without reaching the level needed to delist, with Novomatic holding roughly two thirds. Ainsworth reports more than 275 gaming licences around the world.
Key dates
1995Len Ainsworth founds the company in Sydney.
2001Lists on the Australian exchange.
2009Licensed to manufacture for Nevada.
2010A560 platform released at G2E Asia.
2016Las Vegas headquarters opens; A640 debuts at G2E.
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