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Sapar president warns Italy’s gaming reorganisation could favour foreign groups

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Sapar president Sergio D’Angelo said a proposed reorganisation of Italy’s land-based gambling sector could disadvantage small and medium-sized local businesses, according to a media report. He cited differing regional rules and said the sector’s machines generate €31bn in turnover and more than €5bn in state revenue; these were figures he gave at a University of Salerno conference.

A proposed sector reorganisation could disadvantage smaller local businesses facing differing regional rules.

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