GeWeTe to be present at EAG and ICE

The company will show its wide range of cash handling solutions at booth #455 at EAG on January 12-14 and at booth #N4-342 at ICE Totally Gaming on February 2-4.

Headed by Mark Edmundson, GeWeTe UK has grown its team over the past year to now offer complete technical and spares support, as well as expanding its presence in the UK market.

“Expanding our support so that we can provide all the technical advice and necessary spares ourselves has been a key element in our strategy,” said Edmundson. “It puts us in good stead to support our growing customer base.”

On show will be the Cash-Recycler that is an ‘all-in-one’ machine equipped with a 15” touchscreen and card reader with different access levels. It accepts coins (also in bulk), banknotes and tickets and pays out in coins and banknotes.

“We have all the solutions required for change giving,” commented Aristidis Tsikouras, GeWeTe Managing Director. “We were the first cash-handling machine manufacturer to offer ticket-in, ticket-out systems for adult gaming centres in the UK.”

GeWeTe will be exhibiting with Blueprint Gaming at the EAG. Furthermore, GeWeTe will be showing its range of Kiddie Rides, taking into account that the focus of the EAG is on the amusement market.

The focus on the gaming market will naturally be at the ICE where GeWeTe will have a stand for itself at N4-342. The firm is now taking the lead in developing and marketing redemption systems in the casino market within the Gauselmann Group. At ICE, the company will showcase a wide range of cash handling solutions, including the Cash-Center, Cash-Center-Compact, Cash-Recycler, Maxi-Bill-Breaker and Maxi-Cash-Center.

“We have great experience in providing cash handling solutions to the street market. With the transition to TITO in many street applications, this means that the requirements for such machines are becoming similar as to those in the casino market. It is therefore the naturally progression for us to focus on the global casino industry as well,” remarked Tsikouras.