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Gaming Corps secures conditional Alberta supplier licence ahead of July launch

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Gaming Corps said it received a conditional iGaming supplier licence from Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis, through Gaming Corps Malta Ltd, ahead of the province’s market launch on 13 July 2026. The licence authorises the company to manufacture and supply gaming software in Alberta. Gaming Corps COO Alex Lorimer said the company planned to bring its games to operators in the province.

The conditional licence enables Gaming Corps to supply gaming software to Alberta operators.

End-of-day close Gaming Corps (GCOR), SEK, to 26 June 2026
Story date30 March 202626 June 2026

Latest reported results

Gaming Corps Nasdaq First North Stockholm: GCOR

Quarter ended 30 September 2018

Revenue
SEK 5.2m

Earlier licence decisions by AGLC

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
IBIANot statedAGLC approves IBIA as Alberta betting integrity monitorNot stated
FanDuel, DraftKingsNot statedAGLC lists 28 operators for Alberta’s July iGaming launchNot stated
PENN, theScore BetNot statedAGLC registers theScore Bet ahead of Alberta’s 13 July market launchNot stated
DraftKingsNot statedDraftKings plans Alberta sportsbook and casino launch, pending approvalNot stated
Play AlbertaNot statedAlberta opens regulated online gambling market on 13 JulyNot stated

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