BMM Testlabs to Exhibit at Australasian Gaming Expo August 13-15 in Sydney, Australia

Company to highlight its 43 years of market leadership, commitment to an exceptional customer compliance journey, and services for regulators, suppliers, and operators

MM Testlabs (“BMM” or “the Company”), the world’s original gaming test lab and product certification consultancy, today announced that it is exhibiting at the Australasian Gaming Expo (“AGE”) August 13-15 at ICC Sydney, with a focus on regulators, suppliers, and operators in the Asia-Pacific and Oceania regions for testing, certification, inspections, audits, and other services.

BMM’s showcase at the AGE show reinforces the Company’s leadership and commitment to the Asia-Pacific region, where most suppliers choose BMM for their product testing and certification. BMM was founded in Australia in 1981 and has a 43-year history of serving the region, with offices and test laboratories in Melbourne, Sydney, Singapore, Macau, and India.

The Company’s stand at AGE, No. 664, will host BMM’s experts in testing and compliance who will be on hand to share the Company’s expert capabilities to test and certify land-based and digital products for every technical standard adopted by any gaming regulator anywhere in the world —including adopted third-party standards such as GLI or BMM standards, or customized standards from regulatory bodies in existing or emerging gaming markets.

BMM’s Kirk White, President of Land-Based Gaming, said, “As the premier test lab in the APAC region, we are excited to exhibit at AGE and share our commitment to protecting the industry and all who play. Our experts will provide updates on our global market coverage and the many services that we offer to suppliers and operators, including our full suite of land-based and digital product testing and certification services.”

BMM is the local expert in gaming systems testing, and has been trusted to evaluate all gaming, wagering, lottery, and keno systems across Australia and New Zealand for the last four decades.