The UAE’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority has approved Pollard Banknote as a licensed gaming vendor, allowing it to supply goods and services to regulated lottery operators in the country. The company said the licence covers its instant-ticket, digital gaming and retail merchandising offerings.
The approval allows Pollard Banknote to pursue supply opportunities with regulated lottery operators in the UAE.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Konami Gaming | Not stated | GCGRA grants Konami Gaming vendor licence for UAE market | Not stated | |
| Light & Wonder | Not stated | GCGRA approves Light & Wonder as UAE gaming vendor | Not stated | |
| Light & Wonder | Not stated | Light & Wonder says UAE regulator granted it a gaming vendor licence | Not stated | |
| Pollard Banknote, The Game | Not stated | GCGRA approves Pollard Banknote as a UAE gaming supplier | Not stated | |
| TCSJOHNHUXLEY | Not stated | GCGRA grants TCSJOHNHUXLEY vendor licence in the UAE | Not stated |
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