Thunderkick said Denmark’s Spillemyndigheden renewed its B2B supplier licence, allowing it to distribute games to Danish operators until 2029. The licence takes effect on 1 January, according to the report.
The renewal allows Thunderkick to continue supplying games to operators in Denmark through 2029.
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Zitro has obtained a gaming supplier licence from the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA) in the United Arab Emirates. The licence allows Zitro to offer its products to licensed operators in the country, according to the report.
Reportedly, Zitro has obtained a gaming vendor licence in the United Arab Emirates. The approval permits Zitro to provide gaming products to operators holding licences there.
Reportedly, EGT has obtained a gaming supplier licence from the United Arab Emirates' GCGRA. The authorisation permits EGT to supply gaming solutions in the market.
Amusnet Gaming has obtained a conditional licence from AGLC to provide online gaming content to authorised Alberta operators. The company said the approval covers its role as an iGaming – Critical Gaming Systems Provider.
Endorphina confirmed on 24 August that AGLC had approved it to supply Alberta’s regulated iGaming market. The supplier’s licence took effect on 12 August.