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BORME records governance changes at three Spanish gaming companies

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Spain’s Commercial Registry Gazette recorded corporate changes involving Emotiva On-Line, Automáticos Turia and Recreativos Vacasali on 5 November 2026. Emotiva On-Line appointed Francisco Javier Garcés Morales as attorney-in-fact, Automáticos Turia named an audit firm, and Recreativos Vacasali replaced its sole administrator and amended its statutes. The gazette also recorded the formation of Leon y Escosura 2026, with share capital of €3,000 and activities including gaming rooms.

The BORME of 5 November 2026 recorded several corporate changes at companies linked to the gaming and betting sector.

Emotiva On-Line, SA, in Melilla, formalised the appointment of Francisco Javier Garcés Morales as its new attorney-in-fact. The entry corresponds to registry note number nine and carries a resolution date of 8 October 2026.

Automáticos Turia, SL, based in Valencia, appointed Cortés & Pérez Auditores y Asesores Asociados, SL as its audit firm. The appointment appears in note number 42, dated 28 October.

One of the changes concerns Recreativos Vacasali, SA, which is also linked to the Valencia area. The company registered the removal of Amparo Montesinos Sebastián as sole administrator and the appointment of Apple Games 2000, SL as the new sole administrator. It also amended article 15 of its statutes and deleted article 14 in full. Its registered office moves to calle Guadalquivir, 84, in Horno de Alcedo (Valencia).

The BORME also recorded the formation of Leon y Escosura 2026, SL, based in Oviedo, with operations starting on 13 October 2026. The new company has share capital of €3,000 and joint and several administrators Carlos Javier Castro Salvador and Mónica Díaz Álvarez. Its corporate purpose covers commercial operation and services for hospitality businesses, saunas, bowling alleys and gaming rooms, among other activities.

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