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SUZOHAPP revealed its new corporate identity and massive company growth plans in London


Te SUZOHAPP team has returned from an extremely successful ICE show in London. A multitude of visitors joined SUZOHAPP, seizing the opportunity to sample the impressive range of components and solutions displayed on the SUZOHAPP stand


Tis year’s ICE made the perfect setting for SUZOHAPP to introduce both its new company logo and a new brand identity - designed to make a clear statement and underline the direction of the company in the marketplace today. Matthew Brown, President and CFO at SUZOHAPP, explained: “At ICE we introduced a new logo to reflect who we are today. Our business has evolved over the last years, so it was time for a change. We have advanced to become a leader in technology-driven cash management, self-service, and gaming devices, while continuing to provide our customers with a full range of amusement and gaming components.”


Mr. Brown also revealed his plans to triple the size of the company in the next two-three years with what he described as an aggressive expansion plan, with the emphasis indicating that SUZOHAPP is on an acquisition trajectory.


During the London tradeshow SUZOHAPP presented its wide portfolio servicing the demands of numerous gaming market segments. A selection of high-performance components was on display including hoppers, Comestero coin validators, bill validators/recyclers, locks, toppers and


Kiron first to launch line- up of virtual winter sports


Kiron Interactive was at ICE becoming the first virtual sports supplier to bring winter sports to the genre with the launch of two new titles - Hockey Shots and Speed Skating


Hockey Shots sees players bet on a sudden death ice hockey penalty shootout. Games can be held every few minutes, with multi- concurrent events of six games scheduled into each time slot.


Kiron’s take on Speed Skating offers a compelling 3D representation of the sport.


Steven Spartinos, CEO of Kiron Interactive, said: “Kiron Interactive is the first to introduce these new winter sports to a virtual sports portfolio and we’re confident that both games will help us tap in to new markets and customer bases. We will have a full game version of Ice Hockey coming out this year too. We’re also relaunching Raceday with its


pushbuttons. Particular focus has been placed on the Vision PRO range and the button decks that offer solutions in a very wide field of requirements. Te new TransAct Epic Edge printer and the ELO 90-series open touch frame monitors were also of great interest to the stand visitors. A further star at the show was the Picture Key Technology (PKT) that represents the future of push buttons.


Looking to the cash handling technology, SUZOHAPP has become a global supplier of top-performing solutions and at ICE a great variety of these were successfully showcased.


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(Top) The SUZOHAPP team at ICE. (Left) Sim Bielak and Matthew Brown with the new logo


Te SUZOHAPP team was proud to introduce the CRT (Cash Redemption Terminal) and the CashComplete range, unique smart solutions able to improve business and ensure a timely return on investment. Te SCAN COIN coin/banknote counters and sorters and the Comestero changers were also in strong demand at ICE.


“What an exciting time we had at ICE. We would like to thank everyone for taking the time to come and meet us,” commented Goran Sovilj, Regional Sales Director SUZOHAPP EMA. “Tis year the feedback from our customers has been amazing. With over 60 years of experience, we understand our markets and create the solutions that our customers needs today and tomorrow. Furthermore, we work together with the industry’s top component suppliers whom we support on a global level, such as ELO and TransAct. We always put our customers first and it is our utmost priority to support them in their growth paths.”


progressive jackpots to encourage big spenders. We’ve got 17 games in our virtual portfolio making us the largest and most varied collection of virtuals in the industry.


“We’ve also now got four numbers games such as keno and lotto games. Our Betman Online RGS provides a rapid play betting experience, which allows our numbers games to perfectly compliment virtuals and bring depth to our content.”


In terms of new markets, the company is looking forward to the next year in Colombia following new laws allowing virtual sports and in Romania, where Kiron has joined Rombet, Romania’s gambling trade association.


Mr. Spartinos added: “It has been an incredibly busy 12 months, and our membership of Rombet will help Kiron continue to grow and flourish as a provider. We’re always looking to widen our appeal in new territories and markets, as shown with our two winter- themed games, and we look forward to continuing our growth throughout this year.”


Kiron Interactive’s Steven Spartinos NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE / 247.COM P73


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