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Scientific Games among two new lottery suppliers granted UAE vendor licenses

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Wed 28 May 2025 at 06:06
Scientific Games among two new lottery suppliers granted UAE vendor licenses
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Global lottery giant Scientific Games is one of two companies named as the UAE’s latest gaming-related vendor licensees by the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA).

The regulator updated its list of approved licensees this week, with Scientific Games International Limited and Sweden’s Random State AB becoming the eight and ninth approved suppliers respectively.

Previously approved vendors also include slot machine manufacturers and payment providers, among them IGT Global Services Ltd – which was granted a license earlier this month – Novomatic AG and Aristocrat Technologies Europe.

Other than its growing list of suppliers, the GCGRA has issued only one lottery operations license, to The Game LLC, while Wynn l Marjan is currently the only company licensed to offer land-based gaming. Wynn’s US$5.1 billion development in Ras Al-Khaimah is due to open in 2027.

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