Through its subsidiary Circus Casino France, Gaming1 has received two new gaming concessions in Switzerland for the Davos and Crans-Montana casinos.
The concessions will help the group continue its growth path in Switzerland, building on its entry into the market in 2017 following the investment in the Davos casino, before it became a main shareholder of the establishment in 2021.
Securing two new operating concessions for both casinos for the period spanning 2025-2044, Gaming1 now has eyes on an significant expansion
Emmanuel Mewissen, CEO of Gaming1, commented: “I am delighted and proud that the Gaming1 group has been awarded these two new concessions for the Davos and Crans-Montana casinos. This news delights all our employees and confirms the quality of our management as part of our development strategy. We would like to thank the various authorities for the trust they have placed in us.”
The firm has outlined ambitious plans for the region – as it emphasised it is ‘thinking big’ for the Crans-Montana Casino.
Central to the plans is the modernisation of the casino, with it outlining plans to introduce a sporting entertainment venue, seminar rooms, a new restaurant area overlooking the pond and function rooms.
Furthermore, the casino is also committed to reducing the building’s greenhouse gas emissions by 75 per cent by 2035.
