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1 Company Slot Player Life Web address
www.slotplayerlife.com AGEM Membership level Associate Description Slot Player Life is the ultimate mobile app and social platform for slot machine enthusiasts. By connecting with fellow players, it is possible to track wins, losses, share gaming adventures, discover the best casinos & offers and much more!
2 Company Slotcyle Web address
www.slotcycle.com AGEM Membership Associate Description SlotCycle is an online marketplace connecting buyers and sellers worldwide so that casinos can buy, sell, or trade slots, gaming equipment and OEMs. The company offers a comprehensive suite of services to manage the lifecycle of slot machines, parts, and gaming equipment.
3 Company Vixio Regulatory Technology Web address
www.vixio.com AGEM Membership Associate Description Vixio is a Regulatory Technology (RegTech) company, and a trusted source of independent regulatory intelligence. Trusted by leading brands to deliver comprehensive, time-sensitive, and actionable intelligence on payments and gambling compliance, covering more than 180 jurisdictions, so they can stay ahead of regulatory change, mitigate risk and capitalise on opportunities.
AGEM INDEX The AGEM Index rose by 11.42 points to 1,936.63 in October 2025, a 0.6 per cent increase from the prior month. Compared to one year ago, the index rose 27.6 per cent, or 418.43 points. During the latest month, two of the 10 AGEM Index companies reported stock price increases, which resulted in two positive contributions and eight negative contributions. The largest positive contributor to the monthly index was Konami, whose 20.6 per cent increase in stock price led to a 106.09-point gain to the index. Meanwhile, Agilysys saw its stock price increase by 19.2 per cent, leading to a 19.97-point increase for the index. The largest negative contributor was Aristocrat Leisure, whose 9.6 per cent decrease in stock price resulted in a 79.52-point loss.
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 organisation. 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.
AGEM NOVEMBER 2025 MONTHLY UPDATE
1 Te AGEM November 2025 monthly meeting addressed several key regulatory and legislative updates. Te USMCA trade agreement review was discussed, with AGEM submitting a letter to the U.S. Trade Representative highlighting gaming supplier concerns. Updates were provided on ongoing legal matters in Pennsylvania regarding skill-based gaming machines, and changes at the Nevada Gaming Control Board were noted, including upcoming workshops in December. Te meeting also covered AGEM's engagement with Brazilian regulators regarding the newly established online gaming market, and the group discussed potential future engagement with Mexican authorities.
2 Alfredo Lazcano, with Lazcano Sámano, a law firm based in Mexico City and an AGEM Member, provided an overview of a tax reform approved by the Mexican Congress that will increase the special tax on production and services (EEPS) from 30 per cent to 50 per cent for both online and land-based gaming operations, effective January 1, 2026. Te reform also aims to legalise international offshore online gaming operators by allowing them to operate in Mexico by paying the tax and registering with the tax authority without a physical presence. Alfredo noted that while the tax reform is official, the Ministry of Interior (Gaming Authority) is expected to enact amendments to the gaming legal framework in the coming weeks to align with the new tax scheme.
3 G2E Event Vice President Korbi Carrison discussed the success of G2E 2025, highlighting key metrics such as attendee and exhibitor satisfaction, loyalty, and net promoter scores. Korbi shared that the show had approximately 25,000 industry professionals, 400 exhibitors, and 100 education sessions. Tey introduced new features like the G2E Dealer Championship and the Strip at G2E, which were well-received. Korbi invited feedback from AGEM members and suggested a follow-up discussion early next year once more details are available.
FORTHCOMING EVENTS
1 Te newly formed AGEM Europe Committee, which is made up of some of the organisation’s key European members, will have their first virtual meeting on December 4. Te committee is not an additional commitment for members but a strategic initiative to better address European market issues and concerns pertinent to our members’ shared interests within the region.
2 AGEM is a sponsor of the upcoming National Council of Regulators from Gaming States (NCLGS) Winter Meeting, which takes place December 10-13 at the Fairmont El San Juan in San Jaun, Puerto Rico.
3 Te AGEM McMonigle Cup golf tournament will be played on December 11 at Arroyo Golf Club, Las Vega. Members with any needs for the events can contact AGEM’s director of membership & events, Allison McCoy, as the point of contact for any questions.
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