“We will have to be careful to follow the rule regarding regulatory stability. For both us companies and investors, it is necessary to take a step forward on this issue. We can say that the Government started this reform starting from online, but it also established the guidelines for the reform of physical gaming. Retail still represents an important portion of the collection for us. Regarding online gaming concessions, we believe that 7 million for 9 years represents a reasonable price. In the new legislation the PVRs are regulated in a stringent manner, we believe that this proximity network to online gaming can be useful in involving some of the subjects involved in the project".
The Director of Institutional & Regulatory Affairs of Snaitech said this, Michael Sessa (in the photo), speaking in Rome at the press conference that Fit-Sts and Agic (Association of Gaming and Entertainment in Concession) have called, in anticipation of the imminent reorganization of the gaming sector, to present the agreement between the tobacconists-concessionaires of the State and the four largest state concessionaires of public games.
