Aruze Gaming Global on Tuesday said it recently has been granted approvals for gaming licenses in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, Macau, China and the Philippines, and said it is establishing offices and distributorships in the Netherlands, Malaysia, Philippines, Cambodia and Vietnam.
Aruze is licensed in more than 160 global jurisdictions, compared to 76 in August.
“The timing could not be better for the new gaming licenses,” Aruze Global Chief Operating Officer Kelcey Allison said in a statement. “Coupled with the recent release of several new titles that are performing at two to three times house average – thus giving us some amazing new content for our existing and newly accessible markets.”
In a release, the company said that jurisdictional expansion solidifies its commitment to providing gaming solutions that adhere to regulatory compliance, while fostering relationships with global partners.
“Our explosive growth and high-performing new content is fueling a lot of excitement with our new customers,” said Aruze Senior Vice President of International Operations Betty Zhao.
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