25 Nov 2013 08:00
GameAccount Network plc
("GameAccount Network" or the "Company")
First day of dealings
GameAccount Network, a leading developer and supplier of enterprise-level B2B gaming software and online gaming content, is pleased to announce that admission takes place and dealings in its Ordinary Shares commence at 8:00 a.m. today on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange and on the ESM Market of the Irish Stock Exchange, under the ticker "GAME".
The Company's admission document can be found at www.gameaccountnetwork.com.
For further information please contact:
GameAccount Network plc
Dermot S Smurfit
Chief Executive Officer
+44 (0) 20 7292 6262
dsmurfit@GameAccountNetwork.com
Davy (Nomad and ESM Adviser)
John Frain / Roland French
+353 1 679 6363
FTI Consulting
Mark Kenny / Jonathan Neilan
+353 1 663 3686
gameaccount@fticonsulting.com
GameAccount Network | Overview
GameAccount Network is a leading developer and supplier of enterprise-level Business to Business gaming software systems and online gaming content.
The Company has developed an Internet gaming enterprise software system ("Internet Gaming System"), which it licences to online and land-based gaming operators as a turn-key technology solution for both regulated real-money and simulated online gaming. The Internet Gaming System, developed in London under a UK Gaming Commission licence, is certified to the highest technical standards currently required by gaming regulators.
The Internet Gaming System includes a gaming content platform which enables the distribution of a comprehensive range of proprietary and third party gaming content to online gaming operators ("Gaming Content Platform"). GameAccount Network is a leading developer of online casino games and converts offline casino slot machines into online equivalents on behalf of third party land-based slot machine manufacturers.
GameAccount Network also operates a licensed business to customer ("B2C") website currently under the brand MoneyGaming.com in the UK, which offers a suite of casino games to end-users.