Synot Group the Eastern European gambling and betting operator has announced that it has made a little investment with Atlas Gaming; a company based in Australia and involves itself with manufacturing machine gaming equipments. This comes as an included deal of a part that involved its previous deal that was stuck between them and South African gambling investment firm Grand Parade Investments (GPI).
The new deal stipulates that The Synot Group investment in Atlas Gaming will oversee itself from its base in Czech being vigorously involved in the distribution of services all across the globe taking the name of Australian manufactures.
Since the Australian manufacture is well known in the world, the company would take this glorious chance in attempt to publicly showcase itself to the world populace and gamers who may end up signing in with them as potential clients if they would be pleased with its products as well as services. However, Synot group was reluctant in giving more information on the terms that would be incorporated as they invested in Atlas Gaming.
The management team based in Atlas Gaming claimed that it is on the verge of expanding its services based on the gaming machine products for its Australian as well as the South African markets. This, it claimed would raise more awareness about the firm and its products to unawares clients and in turn the company would actually increase its revenue.
The new investment for the two companies will give Synot Group a through way channel that would make its products and services familiarized in Eastern Europe.
Miroslav Valenta Jr. who is the Synot Group Sales Director was very pleased with the deal and received his new associates the GPI with open arms claiming that the company has been in existence for a short period and it was about to vanish due to lack of investors. However, his company was much willing to strike a deal that would be a great boost to the firm where it would be popularized in the global markets. He continued to say that this association is not necessarily on investments but looks beyond the acquaintance of new markets for maximization of revenues.
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