About AMATIC Industries
AMATIC Industries designs and manufactures gaming technology for casino operators worldwide. The company produces land-based equipment alongside online gaming content, spanning slot cabinets, roulette systems and digital slots. Reinhold Bauer founded the business in Austria, where it remains headquartered today.
The company’s product architecture reflects its land-based origins. AMATIC built cabinets, multiplayer systems and video lottery terminals first, then extended into digital markets in 2014 through its AMANET online division. That division ports proven floor titles into HTML5 format for operators running online casinos, rather than designing games exclusively for digital release.
Distribution runs through direct supply agreements and aggregator partnerships, including content delivery via GR8 Tech’s single-API platform. AMATIC also maintains in-house intellectual property across its slot catalogue, avoiding licensed third-party branding. The company exhibits regularly at regional trade shows, including recent appearances in Spain, Peru and Ireland, supporting its presence across established and emerging gaming markets.
| Founded | 1993 |
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| Headquarters | Rutzenmoos, Austria |
| Parent Company | Independent, privately held |
| Game Types | Slots, Multiplayer Systems, Roulette, VLTs |
| Signature Titles | Performer Grand Arc, Multi Game series, CXs30 cabinet range |
| Licences Held | UK (UKGC), Malta (MGA), Spain (DGOJ), Sweden, Romania |
| Integration | Direct and via aggregators (including GR8 Tech) |
Operator Considerations
AMATIC holds registered status with the UK Gambling Commission. According to integration partner GR8 Tech, its content also carries certifications covering Malta, Spain, Sweden and Romania. This footprint spans EU and non-EU markets, supporting operators that need multi-jurisdictional content from one supplier.
For operators, AMATIC’s relevance lies in its dual-channel model. Land-based buyers gain access to cabinets, jackpot systems and VLTs. Online operators can integrate the same intellectual property through HTML5 ports. This reduces content risk, since digital titles draw on mechanics already tested on physical casino floors. Procurement teams should confirm current jurisdictional coverage and aggregator terms directly, as licensing scope can shift between markets.
