The deadline for envelope submissions will be extended by more than 40 days, moving from September 9 to October 22.
Brazil.- The Official Gazette of the State of São Paulo published a notice from the Contracting Commission of the Secretary of Investment Societies that modifies the date of the Public Session for the Reception of Envelopes for the tender of the public service lottery concession.
The envelope submission date, initially scheduled for September 9, was moved to October 22, between 10 and 11 AM, at the headquarters of B3, the São Paulo stock exchange. The Public Contest Session will be held on October 28, at 2 PM, also at the B3 headquarters.
Deadlines were also extended for requesting clarifications, in which interested parties can submit challenges to the Notice until October 17, and the publication of a reasoned decision by the Contracting Commission on a possible non-acceptance of the documents, for October 25.
The concessionaire of São Paulo State Lottery will be able to offer services that will be in the form of predictions (specific, sports, numerical) and instant lottery (like a scratch card, for example), in both physical and virtual environments. The choice will be in the hands of the winner of the concession auction.
Studies for the concession of the São Paulo state lotteries show the possibility of the service existing physically and virtually. More than 11,000 sales points could be installed throughout the state, either in existing stores or in spaces dedicated exclusively to offering lottery services.
According to technical studies, the spaces can be distributed according to the administrative regions of São Paulo. From studies on the installation of one sales point per 2,750 inhabitants, it is estimated that around 5,500 will be installed just in the capital. The expectation is that the installation of sales points by the concessionaire will maximize the expansion of the service.
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In addition to the estimated number of non-dedicated sales points, the distributor must install at least 31 exclusive sales points distributed in the administrative regions of São Paulo. The goal is to serve as a concept store for the services provided and to reach all regions of the state.
The membership of Amusnet in the Association of Permit Holders, Operators, and Suppliers of the Entertainment and Betting Industry underscores its intention to remain a key player in the Mexican market.
Press release.- Amusnet reaffirmed its commitment to the entertainment and gaming industry in Mexico by actively participating as a member in the Second Assembly of the year of the Association of Permit Holders and Suppliers of the Entertainment and Betting Industry in Mexico (AIEJA). The event took place on Wednesday, August 28 at the Bosques Businessmen's Club in Santa Fe, Mexico City.
During the assembly, crucial topics for the betting community in the Mexican market were discussed, focusing on the political and economic landscape anticipated for the next presidential term. Amusnet's participation in these events highlights its dedication to meeting industry standards and promoting responsible and ethical gaming.
“Membership in associations like AIEJA is fundamental for Amusnet, as it allows us to safeguard the interests of the community and the industry as a whole,” said Hillary Flores, LatAm Marketing Manager at Amusnet.
And added: “We are committed to promoting responsible gaming, and participating in events of this nature is key to strengthening our relationships with clients in the region and consolidating our presence in one of the largest and most competitive markets in Latin America”.
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Representing Amusnet, Iraid Rosales, the new Country Manager for Mexico from Guadalajara, Daniel de los Ríos from Colombia, who leads the Commercial, Marketing, and Account Management departments in the region, and the most recent addition, Costa Rican Hillary Flores, attended the Second Annual Assembly of AIEJA.
