Universal Entertainment joins the International Gaming Standards Association

Universal Entertainment has become a silver-level member of the International Gaming Standards Association.

Japan.- The International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) has announced Universal Entertainment has joined as a new Silver/Vertical member.

Tomohiro Okada, Representative Director and President at Universal Entertainment Corporation: said: “We are delighted to be a part of IGSA, and we look forward to participating in the research and development of electronic gaming machine systems in the industry.”

Managing director for GSA Japan Kaji Takeshi added: “GSA Japan is thrilled to have Universal Entertainment Corporation join, and add to our growing presence in the market.”

IGSA president Mark Pace added: “IGSA is very excited to welcome Universal Entertainment as a member of GSA Japan and a part of the broader association. We believe IGSA Standards can play a significant role in Universal’s growth.”

Universal Entertainment produces Pachislot and Pachinko machines and peripheral equipment. It is also the operator of the Okada Manila casino resort in the Philippines.

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The company expects a net loss of JPY18.30bn (US$116.9m) for 2024. The Japanese firm said that it will not pay a year-end dividend.

Universal Entertainment estimates net sales to reach JPY126.00bn, down from a previous forecast of JPY200.00bn due to a decline in VIP customers in the Philippines.

Universal Entertainment has become a silver-level member of the International Gaming Standards Association. Japan.- The International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) has announced Universal Entertainment has joined as a new Silver/Vertical…