🎲 Hiko Consultancy Limited

This company is a gambling operator in Great Britain holding an operating licence from the Gambling Commission. Its licence is recorded by the regulator as active and relates to non-remote, land-based gambling activities. Publicly available regulatory and corporate records provide only limited information about its history, ownership and group relationships.

The company is incorporated in the United Kingdom under the Companies House number 16056352. Open summary data from Companies House confirms its registration but does not, in the sources consulted, provide easily accessible detail on its incorporation date, shareholding structure or any parent or subsidiary undertakings. No information has been identified in public regulatory summaries linking it to a wider gambling group or to other licensed operators.

There is no publicly collated evidence in Gambling Commission summaries or major news databases of notable corporate events such as mergers, acquisitions, or disposals involving this company. Likewise, there is no widely reported association with particular consumer-facing gambling brands or trading names in the material reviewed. Available regulatory information instead presents it as a smaller operator focused on land-based activity rather than online gambling.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission under the Gambling Act 2005. The licence is categorised as non-remote, meaning it covers gambling facilities provided in physical premises rather than via online or other remote means.

Regulatory summaries indicate that the licence permissions relate to land-based gambling activities, which may include, for example, betting, adult gaming centres, or related machine-based gambling, in line with the non-remote categorisation. Information from the Gambling Commission shows that no remote gambling domains or online trading identities are recorded against this licence, and there is no indication in the public licence register that the company currently offers remote (online) gambling.

In the material reviewed, some activities associated with gaming machines for adult gaming centres and technical supply appear as pending or in progress within the regulator’s licensing system. However, detailed breakdowns of each individual activity type, dates of grant, or subsequent variations are not fully set out in the publicly summarised sources consulted. The overall licence status is recorded as active.

No information has been identified in public regulatory data indicating that the company has surrendered its operating licence, had it revoked, or transferred licensed activities to another operator.

Regulatory History

Searches of the Gambling Commission’s published enforcement and regulatory action records, as well as broader news and regulatory summaries, have not identified any public notices of sanctions, fines, licence suspensions, or other formal disciplinary measures relating to this operator.

There are no widely reported determinations, public statements, or financial penalty notices naming this company in connection with breaches of the Gambling Act 2005, the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP), or related regulatory requirements in the sources consulted.

If any routine compliance assessments, inspections, or minor regulatory interactions have taken place, they are not detailed in the publicly accessible summaries used for this overview. The available information therefore consists primarily of its active operating licence entry with the Gambling Commission and basic corporate registration data from Companies House.