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Novomatic granted vendor license by UAE’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority

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Sun 13 Apr 2025 at 10:33
Novomatic granted vendor license by UAE’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority
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Austrian gaming giant Novomatic has become the latest international supplier to be granted a vendor license by the UAE regulator.

The company revealed that it has been granted a Gaming Related Vendor License – Tier 1 by the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA), allowing it to establish itself as a supplier to licensed operators in the UAE.

“Receiving this license as one of the first gaming technology groups worldwide is a significant milestone for Novomatic,” said Stefan Krenn, Member of the Executive Board of Novomatic AG Group.

“This honor reflects our unwavering commitment to offer the most innovative products fulfilling the highest standards of responsible gaming. As we enter this exciting opportunity in the United Arab Emirates market, we successfully continue our international expansion strategy.”

Thomas Schmalzer, VP Global Sales and Product Management for Novomatic, added, “As a leading global player in the gaming industry, Novomatic is excited to bring its cutting-edge product portfolio to this dynamic and rapidly growing market. Our latest gaming solutions are designed to deliver exceptional performance to land-based gaming facilities across the United Arab Emirates, ensuring that international players can enjoy their preferred games with the same high standards and quality they expect from other jurisdictions worldwide.”

Novomatic becomes just the sixth company to hold a Gaming Related Vendor License in the UAE and just the second slot machine supplier after Aristocrat.

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