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ARTICLE · 07 FEBRUARY 2016

MGA Publishes Performance Report January-June 2015

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The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) published its interim performance report for the Gaming Industry in Malta for the period January-June 2015.

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The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) published its interim performance report for the Gaming Industry in Malta for the period January-June 2015. The report takes into account both land-based sectors, including casinos, gaming parlours, commercial bingo halls and national lotteries, and remote gaming sectors.

Between January and June 2015, the MGA issued a total of 43 new gaming licenses. By the end of 2015, there were 277 registered gaming operators, holding 474 licenses collectively. In addition, comparing the period under review to the corresponding period in 2014, 8% less licenses were terminated, while there was an increase of 3% in the number or suspended licenses – totalling to 22 and 8 respectively.

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