Aruze Gaming Global (AG2) announced rapid expansion throughout North America and Asia.
AG2 has been granted approvals from several jurisdictions across North America and Asia, as the company—reborn as Aruze after the slot assets of the former Aruze Gaming Americas were acquired by Play Synergy—pushes to restore access to markets where the former Aruze operated.
These new gaming licenses dramatically expand AG2’s addressable markets in new jurisdictions including recent approvals in Macau (SAR) China (DICJ), the Philippines (PAGCOR), Pennsylvania, Virginia, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, and dozens more that are in process.
Additionally, AG2 is establishing offices and distributorships in the Netherlands, Malaysia, Philippines, Cambodia, and Vietnam to further extend its international reach. AG2 has now been granted licenses for over 160 gaming jurisdictions worldwide, up from just 76 licenses in August 2023.
This accomplishment marks a substantial expansion for AG2, solidifying its commitment to providing gaming solutions with the highest standards of regulatory compliance.
“The recent approvals underscore the company’s dedication to fostering strong relationships with our partners across the globe while ensuring responsible and transparent gaming practices,” the company wrote in a press release.
“The timing could not be better for the new gaming licenses,” said Kelcey Allison, global chief operating officer of Aruze, “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.”
Betty Zhao, senior vice president of international operations, added, “Our explosive growth and high-performing new content is fueling a lot of excitement with our new customers.”
