Euro Games Technology, known as EGT, has been granted a Gaming Related Vendor License by the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority, or GCGRA, in the United Arab Emirates. The license lets EGT supply its land-based gaming machines to licensed operators in the country.
This is a big step for EGT as it keeps growing its presence around the world. The UAE is still building its commercial gaming rules, and the country is drawing a lot of attention from major suppliers and operators who want to be part of it early.
What This Means for EGT
The UAE is one of the most watched new gaming markets right now. Getting licensed there shows that EGT can meet strict rules on compliance and product quality, something regulators in new markets pay close attention to.
Nadia Popova, Chief Revenue Officer and Vice President of Sales and Marketing at EGT, said the license reflects the company’s long-term focus on following regulations and building trustworthy products. She also said the UAE offers strong long-term potential, and that EGT’s manufacturing background and customer-first approach put it in a good position to succeed there.
Popova thanked the GCGRA team for how they handled the process, along with law firm WH Partners, which guided EGT through the licensing steps.
A Growing Global Footprint
EGT already has products installed in more than 100 countries. This license adds one more regulated market to that list and fits into the company’s ongoing plan to grow steadily while keeping high standards across every market it enters.
As more international suppliers and operators look toward the UAE, EGT’s early entry could put it in a strong spot as the market continues to take shape.
