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UKGC reviews Evolution Malta’s operating licence over unlicensed access

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The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) launched a review of Evolution Malta’s UK operating licence after identifying its games on websites accessible from the UK without a Commission licence, the company said. Evolution said it had made the games unavailable from those sites and was co-operating with the review; possible outcomes include licence conditions, a financial sanction, suspension or revocation.

Suppliers face licence consequences when their games are accessible on websites operating without a Commission licence.

End-of-day close Evolution (EVO), SEK, to 6 February 2025
Story date8 November 20246 February 2025

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Evolution Nasdaq Stockholm: EVO

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

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