AGEM MEMBERSHIP NEWS MEMBER PROFILE Company / Casino Screens
Web address /
www.casinoscreens.com AGEM Membership level /Associate Member
Description / Manufacture & Supply Gaming machine monitors, Table Displays and Digital signage. We provide custom metalwork when required and metalwork match for retrofit
screens. Complete units & screen kits allow our customers to use our hardware from the box or assemble their own screen
solution using our components. Low Prices, Short lead-times, and Excellent Service is Guaranteed.
New products for 2017 / In keeping with current market trends Casino Screens has completed development of curved display
products, while the jury is out about the usability and reliability of Curved displays. Tere is no doubt they are popular in the
gaming industry, when executed correctly they cause immense impact on the gaming floor. We are delighted with our current
development and are happy to offer, 43” 1800 R and 27” 4000 R curved PCAP touch screen displays.
We are still offering our metalwork match service for screen requirements at no extra cost. Tis allows our customers to issue us their framework drawing or edit our standard drawing
so that we can design the monitor to fit into the framework they are using removing the need to re-design, while being able to take advantage of our low prices and fast lead-times. Newsworthy events to share / Casino Screens has recently begun to supply touch displays to TCSJohnHuxley for use in
their newly released Qorex Electronic Gaming Terminals. Tese displays are custom built to TCS’ specifications and dimensions in order to maintain the world-renowned design, quality and reliability of their products. Casino Screens are set to deliver
Table Display Solutions to AGS in the coming weeks which will potentially be on show at the NIGAConference in April.
AGEM INDEX
The AGEM Index reached another record high in February, continuing the momentum from previous months. The composite index stood at 351.4 points at the close of February 2017, which represents an increase of 21.3 points, or 6.5 percent, when compared to January 2017. The AGEM Index reported a year-over-year increase for the 17th consecutive month, rising 155.4 points, or 78.4 percent, when compared to February 2016. During the latest period, eight of the 13 global manufacturers reported month-to- month increases in stock price, with two up by more than 10 percent. Five manufacturers reported decreases in stock price during the month with one experiencing double-digit losses.
AGEM is an international trade association representing manufacturers of electronic gaming devices, systems, lotteries and components for the gaming industry. The Association works to further the interests of gaming equipment manufacturers throughout the world. Through political action, tradeshow partnerships, information dissemination and good corporate citizenship, the members of AGEM work together to create benefits for every company within the organization. Together, AGEM and its member organisations have assisted regulatory commissions and participated in the legislative process to solve problems and create a positive business environment.
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS
AGEM Key Board of Directors Actions l Melissa Ashley, the new Senior VP of Reed Expo made a short introductory presentation to the members updating on the G2E Asia and G2E 2017 shows. She shared that this year’s G2E Asia, set for May 16-18 in Macau, will see 180 exhibitors (50 are new), which is a 20 per cent increase from last year. Tey expect 12,000 visitors from 90 countries and regions and the exhibition space now exceeds 11,000 square meters. G2E Las Vegas already has 85 per cent of the floor space sold with 21 new companies contracted, which is ahead of this time last year.
l AGEM helped coordinate with the American Gaming Association (AGA), National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA) and the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) on submitting a letter to the U.S. Congress to try to ensure that any Affordable Care Act replacement continues to recognise gambling disorders as a public health issue and is included as an essential benefit.
l AGEM members approved sponsorship of $5,000 for the International Masters Of Gaming Law (IMGL) Conference Sponsorship, to be held May 10-12 in Miami. Te event has a varied and diverse schedule appealing to the international regulators who attend.
l AGEM continues to work with Mexico’s regulatory body, SEGOB on the potential for updated machine certification requirements, to keep illegal machines out of the market in the region.
l Te Japan Gaming Congress takes place May 10-11 in Tokyo. AGEM will be taking an active role in putting together a supplier panel at the event as Japan moves forward towards a new era of legalised gaming. In addition, AGEM members voted to approve sponsorship to support the Congress and ensure that AGEM has a strong presence in this important new market.
l At the March monthly meeting, AGEM welcomed German-based SAP as an Associate Member, bringing the membership total to an all-time high of 159.
Events and Activities l Te NIGA show will be held in San Diego on April 12-13. Pre-registration is
strong this year and looks promising for a successful event. Te show will be moving to Las Vegas in 2018 and will no longer be scheduled for Phoenix.
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