🎲 Island Entertainments Limited

This company is a United Kingdom-based gambling-sector business that holds an active operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission. It is authorised as a non-remote business-to-business supplier rather than a direct-to-consumer gambling operator. The company is incorporated as a private limited company and remains active on the UK company register.

The business was incorporated on 6 October 2008 under the Companies Act 2006. Public filings classify its principal activities under Standard Industrial Classification code 92000 (gambling and betting activities) and 77390 (renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods). Available public sources do not indicate that it forms part of a wider corporate group, and no parent company or subsidiaries are listed in standard corporate registry data. No information is publicly recorded about trading names, brands or consumer-facing gambling websites associated with the company.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission of Great Britain. According to the Commission’s public register, this is a non-remote operating licence for gaming machine technical supply. The licence authorises the company to manufacture, supply, install, adapt, maintain or repair gaming machines or parts and software used in such machines, in accordance with the conditions attached to this licence type under the Gambling Act 2005.

The licence is recorded as active. The non-remote gaming machine technical supply licence has been in place since 8 October 2009. There is no indication on the public register that the business holds remote gambling operating licences (such as remote casino, betting or bingo) or non-remote consumer-facing licences (such as betting shop, bingo hall or casino operating licences). Its role, as reflected in the licence type, is therefore on the supply side of the gambling sector, rather than the operation of gambling premises or online gambling services for customers.

No additional operating licence types, such as software-only or ancillary licences, are listed in publicly accessible regulatory data. There is also no publicly available information indicating that the company has surrendered, lapsed or had any of its licences revoked; the Gambling Commission records it as currently authorised to carry out the specified technical supply activities.

Regulatory History

A review of the Gambling Commission’s public register and other accessible regulatory sources does not show any published regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, licence reviews, suspensions or formal warnings in relation to this company. There are no publicly documented enforcement actions, settlements or special licence conditions beyond the standard conditions that apply to its licence type.

If the Gambling Commission had imposed regulatory sanctions or varied the licence following a formal review, such actions would ordinarily be recorded on the public register or in Commission announcements. As of the latest available information, no such actions are listed for this licensee.