
Winning Asia Technology Macau Ltd is advancing a reverse takeover with Digicann Ventures Inc for a Canadian listing. CEO Alice Tang says it will broaden capital access, visibility, and commercialization of its AGT-branded gaming systems and AI robotics. The deal needs shareholder and exchange approvals.
SCCG Take — The structure gives an Asian gaming tech firm direct North American market access to fund expansion while retaining operational focus on casino operators.
A Macau-based gaming supplier with nearly two decades of experience plans to list on the Canadian Securities Exchange through a reverse takeover, a move its CEO says will improve access to capital and expand its technology portfolio.
Alice Tang, chief executive of Winning Asia Technology Macau Ltd, described the proposed transaction with Digicann Ventures Inc as a platform for broader international visibility and commercialization of Macau-developed gaming systems. The company supplies casino games, slot management systems under the AGT brand, and distributes third-party products.
Tang stated: “For Winning Asia Technology, the proposed transaction is an important step towards bringing more Macau-developed technology to international markets.”
She added: “We see a public listing not as the end goal, but as a platform to broaden our access to capital, strengthen our international visibility and support the continued development and commercialisation of our technologies.”
Tang said: “We have built our business around understanding the practical needs of gaming operators. Our ambition is to build on that foundation, expand our international partnerships and grow our gaming technology and automation businesses.”
She added: “The proposed listing [in Canada] would support that next stage of development, while our priority remains delivering reliable products and long-term value to customers.”
The firm has additionally entered the field of AI-driven robotic security systems for casino resort management.
According to reporting by GGRAsia, Canadian Securities Exchange-listed Digicann Ventures Inc signed a binding share exchange agreement with Winning Asia Technology Macau Ltd constituting a reverse takeover. The deal requires consent from Digicann’s shareholders and approval of the Canadian bourse.
Completion would change the Canadian company’s name to Auronexa Technologies Inc. The transaction centers on leveraging the listing to build global partnerships without shifting focus from core operations and customer value.
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