AGEM November 2020 Index shows 27.5 percent increase over prior month
The AGEM Index increased 136.41 points in November 2020 to 631.72 points, a 27.5 percent gain from October 2020.
The AGEM Index increased 136.41 points in November 2020 to 631.72 points, a 27.5 percent gain from October 2020.
Today the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM) and Gaming Laboratories International (GLI®) committed $120,000 to the National Museum of the American Indian’s new National Native American Veterans Memorial.
The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM) and its 184 member companies from 22 countries are proud to join the American Gaming Association (AGA) and all industry partners in celebrating Responsible Gaming Education Week (RGEW) – Sept. 13-19, 2020.
The gaming equipment supplier stock tracker sees a month-over-month increase of 15%.
The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM) and the American Gaming Association (AGA) today announced a new partnership to highlight and combat the rapid spread of unregulated gaming machine activity in states throughout the U.S.
The AGEM Index saw a little bit of an uptick in September, spurred primarily by better performances at both Konami and International Game Technology.
Japan’s Konami Corp. was responsible for lowering the Index 8.26 points when its share price lost 8.1% pulled it down another 5.85 points with its 0.2% dip in share price.
Share prices among major casino gaming equipment manufacturers increased 23.89 points to 476.35 points from March to April, according to AGEM.
Two major gaming equipment suppliers saw the price share drops that attributed in several factors, according to AGEM.
The gaming industry broke all previous fundraising records at the 19th annual AGEM/AGA Golf Classic Presented by JCM Global, bringing in $155,000.