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PERU BOLIVIA, VENEZUELA
COIN-OP AND AMUSEMENT MACHINES
Most of the major international brands are
represented in the region and some of them have
One of the oldest local companies in the As with the rest of developing countries, the manufacturing plants which vie for their share of
recreation trade in Lima is Santa Beatriz, which amusement and recreation products on offer in a market that has increasingly more daring local
started making table football games and a Bolivia are within the mechanical textile and manufacturers who mainly source components in
traditional game called Sapo (Toad). This is a printing industry scope. Some like Boliviamar are the Asian and European markets. As malls keep
game set in a traditional leather covered box and dedicated to learning games to support opening almost on a monthly basis up and down
lid on a 3 ft high stand, with a small open- education reform from pre-school right up to the region, kiddy rides and vending goods are in
mouthed bronze toad in the centre and additional adult education. much demand. With themes and amusement
holes in a board over the sectioned base area parks still to develop further, there is ample
with various points value. Players throw brass opportunity for investors and entrepreneurs to
pucks during the course of the game to score
points, the difficult toad shot carrying the
As malls keep opening
seek opportunities in this sector.
What is certain is that the region has plenty of
highest value. Like in a game of darts, individuals
or teams play to a get the highest score. almost on a monthly
room for amusement products, serial products of
electric motor and mechanical entertainment
As one can imagine, oceans of the liquid stuff equipment, indoor integrated playgrounds,
has been imbibed playing Sapo in Peru and
basis in the region, kiddy
outdoor integrated slides, inflatable bouncing ball
wherever the game has been exported. Santa castles, outdoor playground equipment, kiddy
Beatriz also makes billiard tables, chess games
rides and vending goods
rides, outdoor fitness equipment, municipal
and other products, but it is with the sale for fun gardens devices, kindergarten equipment,
and excitement of their famous Sapo in different
are in much demand
musical and pub products such as juke boxes and
models that the company has thrived in good light and laser systems, etc, etc.
times and survived in uncertain periods. Innovative designs with creativity to increase
Grap Kids, East of Lima in Vitarte, has been enjoyment together with safe and reliable quality
manufacturing wooden, metal and plastic games In Venezuela, G y D Eventos y Espectáculos assurance, competitive sales prices and good
and recreational products since 1979, including has been making promotional gigantic soft toys after-sales service are essential to gain a share of
swings, inflatable goods, table tennis and for events and business marketing since 1999, as the market place, and maintain and increase
billiards. Further down the road, Industrias well as recreational inflatable, latex and plastic presence in this vast region. There is a need for
Flores, with more than 10 years in the industry, goods for promotions or amusement, selling to constant replacement and upgrading of decades-
also competes with similar products, which are major companies in the country. old products like basic swings and inflatable
sold to the local and Andean regional countries. goods and high-class items for affluent residential
areas with major shopping malls. There is also
the challenge of theme parks, as well as schools
and other projects for children and adults alike, so
that they can enjoy quality entertainment in the
realm of amusement and recreation.
Greata Publishing for Euroslot Latin American
Report 2009
20
SEPTEMBER 2009
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