
Spintec secured a federal vendor licence from the GCGRA in the UAE and a supplier licence from the AGCO in Ontario. The approvals place it among the first electronic gaming machine producers licensed at the federal level in the Emirates. Both moves grant supply access to regulated operators in high-potential markets.
SCCG Take — The dual approvals deliver Spintec immediate footholds for equipment supply in the Middle East and North America, tightening its compliance posture in regulated environments.
Spintec has acquired gaming-related vendor licences in the United Arab Emirates and Ontario, Canada. The approvals followed extended application periods in each jurisdiction and permit the company to build supply relationships with licensed commercial operators there.
The General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA), the independent UAE Federal Government body with exclusive authority over commercial gaming, issued Spintec a federal gaming-related vendor licence. The licence enables vendor relations with operators regulated by the GCGRA. Spintec is among the first electronic gaming machine producers to secure federal licensing in the Emirates.
In Ontario, Spintec obtained a gaming-related supplier licence from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO). The jurisdiction is a tightly regulated gaming market that offers notable growth potential.
Goran Sovilj, Spintec’s chief commercial officer, said: “We cooperated with our partner Bet Rite in the licensing process in Ontario. We have invested a lot of effort into it, as it was extremely important for us. The newly acquired licence will enable us to solidify our partnership and further enhance our presence in North America. At the same time, the UAE licence opens up new opportunities for us in the Middle East, where we are among the first licensed vendors to enter the market. Both markets are incredibly important footholds for us.”
Spintec’s roulette is the most successful electronic roulette solution in Western Europe, Central Europe, Latin America and North America per the 2026 Eilers & Krejcik Gaming performance reports. The licences extend the company’s regulatory compliance across two distinct continents, according to reporting by Focus Gaming News.
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