Ainsworth to offer machines on participation basis in US
“I am excited about the opportunities evident within North America and, following receipt of this recent participation licence, the prospect of building a sustainable platform of recurring revenue streams within the coming year,” said Ainsworth CEO Danny Gladstone.
Executive chairman Len Ainsworth added that the company is pleased with the progress the company is making in all of the markets in which it is active, particularly in North America following the establishment of its Las Vegas operations.
“The successful completion of the initiatives undertaken earlier in the year should position the company to execute on its planned growth and further become recognised as a leading provider of quality and high performing gaming products in world markets,” he said.
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