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BMM flags 20% Asian growth, doubles size of Macau and Singapore teams

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Wed 20 Mar 2019 at 04:37
BMM flags 20% Asian growth, doubles size of Macau and Singapore teams
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Independent gaming test laboratory BMM Testlabs says it enjoyed 20% year-on-year growth across Asia in 2018.

Although the company didn’t reveal financial information, it stated in a news release posted on its website that there was strong growth across all segments including iGaming, land-based and casino services.

BMM also revealed that it has doubled the size of its testing departments in both Macau and Singapore.

“We made the early strategic decision to invest in engineer training, new tools, technology and innovation,” said CEO Martin Storm.

“Due to regional demand, we have doubled our testing services department across both our Macau and Singapore test labs. BMM’s quality testing and expert professionals put us at the forefront of servicing the gaming industry not only across Asia, but worldwide.”

Kirk White, EVP and GM of Asia-Pacific and Africa, added, “BMM will continue to support the Macau Polytechnic Institute for training and education services. We will also be making a series of substantial investments in operations and testing staff in the region across technology, tools and resources.”

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