UAE authorities approved RGB International’s vendor licence application, allowing it to supply electronic gaming machines and related services in the country, executive director Ganaser Kaliappen said. RGB paid processing fees of about MYR10,000 ahead of the licence’s formal issuance.
The approval allows RGB to pursue gaming-machine supply and related service opportunities in the UAE.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IGT, Cammegh | Not stated | UAE regulator adds IGT and Cammegh to vendor licence list | Not stated | |
| Yolo Investments, Yolo Group | Not stated | Yolo Investments gains Abu Dhabi approval for Fund III | Not stated | |
| Endorphina | Not stated | Endorphina says GCGRA grants it UAE gaming-related vendor licence | Not stated | |
| Endorphina, IGT | Not stated | GCGRA approves Endorphina and IGT vendor licences in UAE | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | UAE Lottery opens first retail ticket outlet in Abu Dhabi | Not stated |
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RGB International said revenue rose 19% year on year to MYR87.4 million in the three months to 31 March 2026, led by its Sales and Marketing division. Profit fell 15% to MYR11.5 million, mainly because of foreign exchange losses; the company said it remained cautiously optimistic for 2026, subject to market conditions.
Gibraltar authorities approved ADI Predictstreet’s initial regulatory framework, the company said, allowing it to proceed with a phased expansion beyond football. The planned markets include other sports, entertainment, culture, weather and selected political events; Germany’s GGL has separately opened an investigation into the platform’s advertising and whether it provides illegal gambling there.
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Queensland opened tenders for hotel gaming machine operating authorities, with submissions due by 4pm on 25 November 2026. The 38 authorities are available across three regions: South-East has 18, Coastal eight and Western 12.
Carabinieri, Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency and prosecutors in Cosenza executed precautionary measures against 15 people on 26 October 2026, according to the investigation notice. Two were placed under house arrest, six received non-custodial measures and seven were barred from gambling-related work for one year; investigators allege offences including fraud and corruption.
Carabinieri from the provincial command in Cosenza, with staff from Italy's Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM), executed personal precautionary measures against 15 people on 26 October 2026, according to an investigation notice. The order was issued by the preliminary investigations judge at the court of Cosenza at the request of the public prosecutor's office in Cosenza. Two of those concerned were placed under house arrest, six received non-custodial measures and seven were barred from carrying out gambling activity for one year.