Your Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Asian gaming manufacturers look at Europe/US markets

Good Morning. Asian gaming manufacturers are increasingly looking at mature markets such as the United States and Europe, aiming to up their compliance, notes BMM Testlabs. The group indicates that companies are increasingly seeking out services - both for land-based and online gaming operations, as they aim to appease regulators. In the Philippines, Shin Hwa is giving up on its aspirations for its own IR, for now, as it loses its provisional gaming license. Meanwhile, the nation's Commission of Audit has been given the go-ahead to review POGOs' gross gaming receipts, as PAGCOR hasn't hired a new independent auditor.

What you need to know

• Asian gaming manufacturers looking at US/Europe, while both online and land-based operators procure testing/audits: BMM Testlabs.
• Shin Hwa is giving up on its Philippine aspirations, for now, as it has still been unable to identify a land plot for an IR.
• The Philippine Commission of Audit has been given the green light to step in to audit POGOs' gross gaming results.

On the radar

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• AGEM Index up 9.8 percent monthly in June.
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• Australian gambling self-exclusion register to launch August 21st.
• Macau gaming Suspicious Transactions Reports up 125 percent in 1H23.
• Asia-Invest plans new $34 million casino in Russia's Primorsky.

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BMM Testlabs: Asian manufacturers looking at US/Europe

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