Gaming Laboratories International has reached a new milestone as the testing agency is the first to receive accreditation in Maranhão, Brazil. This achievement is welcomed by GLI, which anticipates offering its certifications to pertinent and regulated companies in the state, as reported by Casino House Group News in an email press release.
GLI becomes the first certified testing agency in the Brazilian state of Maranhão
GLI is set to offer its services to lottery and fixed-odds betting operators in the state, as the company shifts towards a new market and simultaneously expands its reach in Brazil and the broader Latin American region. With the inclusion of the Lottery of the State of Maranhão, GLI has now been authorized to provide its products in a third Brazilian jurisdiction. This move underscores the company's commitment to securing a stronger foothold as the market prepares for its official launch on January 1, 2025. Despite this future date, the government has already whitelisted hundreds of companies. In this evolving landscape, GLI has established a significant presence in the country, warmly welcomed by Cassiano Pereira Junior, President of Maranhão Parcerias. Every day, we strive to enhance Lotema by ensuring greater security for our users. Our partnership with GLI is a tangible step towards this goal, as its certification laboratories are crucial for the gaming and lottery industry, guaranteeing the products and systems used by Lotema meet standards of conformity, security, and integrity, Pereira stated.
GLI readies to offer local certification in Maranhão
GLI expressed gratitude to the lottery and welcomed the accreditation, having become the first in the state to offer these services. This initiative empowers license holders by providing a technical compliance process that ensures transparency, integrity, and accountability. According to the company's press release, GLI will offer certifications that comply with the prerequisites set by the regulator. These certifications will be issued once the jurisdiction becomes operational. We are thankful to Lotema and thrilled to be part of its burgeoning industry, said Karen Sierra-Hughes, GLI VP of Latin America, Caribbean, and Spain, about this partnership.
