The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM) on Monday announced eight new members, bringing the trade group to a total of 145 members based in 21 countries.
Joining the trade association is Quebec-based DEQ Systems Corp, a firm providing table game technology-related products. DEQ Systems is showcasing some of its recently launched table game solutions at the Macao Gaming Show that started on Tuesday at casino resort Venetian Macao.
Among the new members are law firm Abbott Law Chartered, based in Las Vegas; Catapult Global LLC, a supplier to original equipment manufacturers in the gaming industry with offices in Chicago, Greater China and Las Vegas; and FBM Gaming Inc, with more than 13 years of experience in the gaming market.
Also joining AGEM are HT Precision Technologies U.S. Inc, focused on the gaming and amusement markets; Legacy Electronics Inc, designer and manufacturer of computer products; Nevada-based Olsen Gaming, a manufacturer of progressive jackpot and bonus systems; and Touch Dynamic Inc, which designs, engineers and manufacturers touch-screen all-in-one systems.
AGEM is an international trade association representing manufacturers and suppliers of products and services for the gaming industry.
