Oper Canarios has installed Forticash FC500 cash-management machines in its venues in collaboration with MGA Industrial, according to a company statement. MGA Industrial said it develops and distributes Forticash in Spain, while Oper Canarios described the installation as part of its venue-modernisation strategy.
The installation is a supplier-operator agreement involving cash-management equipment for gambling venues.
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Playgroup announced that it installed an InnovaCash cash machine at Cirsa’s Rock’n Jazz Casino in Bogotá, Colombia, on 2 November. The company said the installation forms part of its collaboration with Cirsa and is intended to facilitate customer transactions.
EGT said it has installed its Bonus Prize Collection multigame in PH 50 V AWP cabinets at Casino Play World Valkenburg and Casino Play World Almere Buiten. The supplier and Play World Casinos representatives said the new installations had received positive feedback, with EGT describing them as among its first single-screen AWP cabinet installations in the Netherlands.
Macau Legend Development said revised bank-loan arrangements have extended repayment periods on two facilities to 2030, and that it has begun repayments under the new terms. As of 31 October 2026, HK$1.96 billion remained outstanding on a HK$2.3 billion term facility; the company said HK$4.5 million had been repaid.
Macau Legend Development has begun repaying bank loans under revised arrangements as it works to address the issues behind its auditor’s disclaimer of opinion, the company said. Further steps may still be necessary to resolve those issues.
Sega Sammy Holdings reported profit attributable to parent-company owners of JPY10.9 billion for the six months to 30 September 2026, up 299% year on year. Gaming segment sales nearly doubled to JPY16.3 billion, while the segment’s loss widened after GAN and Stakelogic were included in the results.
Sega Sammy Holdings returned to profit attributable to owners of the parent in the six months ended 30 September 2026, reporting JPY10.9 billion, up 299% from a year earlier, after a JPY7 billion loss in the six-month period through March.
France's competition authority has approved Banijay's planned acquisition of casino operator Joa without conditions. The review, the authority's first of a gambling transaction spanning online and land-based operations, focused mainly on poker and concluded that the deal was unlikely to restrict competition. The authority said its assessment did not account for possible future legalisation of online casino games.