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PSM TECH ends development and sales of new GoodStar games

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In brief

  • PSM TECH said it will stop developing and selling new GoodStar games.
  • The company said it will keep supporting products already sold.
  • It plans investment in technology, hardware development and component stocks.

PSM TECH said it will stop developing and selling new games under the GoodStar brand and concentrate its activities on hardware solutions. The company communicated the decision to its customers and said it will keep providing assistance and support for products already sold.

The new strategy is meant to draw on the skills built up in the sector and on the technological and industrial assets of the SECO Group. The repositioning is to be accompanied by investment in technology, hardware development and stocks of strategic components.

The stated aim is to offer more reliable and competitive solutions, strengthen continuity of supply and limit, as far as possible, the effects of price increases and component market fluctuations. PSM TECH intends to consolidate its role as a hardware partner for customers, from the choice of solutions to support over time.

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