🎲 Acadian Leisure Limited

This company is a land-based gambling operator in Great Britain, holding an active operating licence from the Gambling Commission. It is authorised to provide non-remote gambling activities and remains on the regulator’s public register as an active licensee.

The company is incorporated as a private limited company in the United Kingdom. According to public company filings, it was incorporated on 31 July 2003 under the Companies Act framework in force at that time. Its stated principal business activity is classified under Standard Industrial Classification code 92000, covering gambling and betting activities. Public records associate the company with the Kings Bingo brand through its registered office details, indicating involvement in bingo or related gambling activities in physical venues.

Companies House filings do not indicate that it forms part of a wider corporate group. There is no publicly recorded parent undertaking, and there is no indication in the available filings of any subsidiaries. Officers and persons with significant control are recorded in the statutory registers, but none are widely reported in industry sources, and there is no indication from public records of stock exchange listing or public share offering.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence for non-remote activities. This type of licence authorises the provision of land-based gambling facilities in Great Britain, such as bingo halls, betting premises, or other licensed gambling venues, subject to the specific activities covered by the licence and any associated premises licences issued by local authorities.

The licence is recorded by the Gambling Commission as active. The public register entry confirms that it is an operating licence rather than a personal or ancillary licence, and that it relates to non-remote (land-based) operations rather than online (remote) gambling. There is no indication on the public register of remote casino, remote betting, or remote bingo permissions associated with this licence.

No publicly available regulatory data indicates that the operating licence has been surrendered, revoked, or lapsed. The company therefore continues to be authorised, subject to compliance with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP) applicable to non-remote operators, including requirements on social responsibility, anti-money laundering controls, and reporting.

Regulatory History

A search of Gambling Commission publications and public registers does not identify any formal regulatory sanctions, fines, or public statements specifically naming this operator. There is no record in publicly accessible sources of licence suspension, financial penalties, or regulatory settlements involving the company.

Similarly, there is no widely reported history of mergers, acquisitions, or transfers of gambling licences involving this entity in Gambling Commission announcements or Companies House event filings beyond routine statutory reporting. Public records therefore show a relatively stable regulatory profile, with the company maintaining an active non-remote operating licence and continuing to be listed on the Gambling Commission’s register of licensed gambling businesses.