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GPI makes history with Marina Bay Sands order

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Gaming Partners International Corporation (GPI) has completed a deal to supply more than 2.3 million casino chips and plaques to Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.

The order–for GPI’s Bourgogne & Grasset (B&G) line of casino currency products–is the largest delivery for a casino opening ever made by the company. It also completes a treble for GPI. It has now won orders to supply casino currency to all three of Las Vegas Sands Corp’s Asian properties, following its sales success at Sands Macao and The Venetian Macao.

“We are very pleased that the Las Vegas Sands Corp. continues to put its faith in our secure currency products and we look forward to a continued relationship with all of its gaming properties,” said Greg Gronau, President and CEO of GPI.

GPI’s line of B&G casino currency products includes high quality chips, plaques and jetons, all available with a variety of security features and customisation options. They are manufactured in a secure, high-capacity production facility in France. B&G products have been used in casinos all over the world since 1925.

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