🎲 Sun Orbit Amusements Limited

This operator is a land-based gambling business in Great Britain, holding an active operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission. It is authorised to provide gambling facilities involving gaming machines, in line with its classification under gambling and betting activities. The company was incorporated in 2007 as a private limited company in England and Wales.

The business is closely associated with the amusement arcade and family entertainment centre sector. Public corporate records indicate that it has historically focused on non-remote activities rather than online gambling. There is no publicly reported group structure or parent company, and the company appears in filings as an independent entity.

The present company was incorporated on 13 March 2007 under the Companies Act as a private limited company. A related company with a similar name, incorporated in 1976, indicates that the brand and business activities in the amusement and gaming machine sector date back several decades, although the 2007 entity is a separate corporate vehicle. Directors appointed at incorporation in 2007 have been drawn from the same family, indicating closely held ownership, but detailed shareholding information is not publicly summarised beyond standard Companies House records.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence, which is currently recorded as active. This authorises it to provide facilities for gambling in Great Britain in accordance with the licence conditions and codes of practice set by the regulator.

Based on its classification under Standard Industrial Classification code 92000 (Gambling and betting activities) and public descriptions of its activities, the business operates gaming machines and arcade-style gambling products in a land-based environment. Its operations are characteristic of family entertainment centres and amusement arcades offering Category C and D gaming machines and similar low-stake products permitted under British gambling legislation.

There is no evidence in public regulatory sources that the operator holds remote (online) gambling licences for casino, bingo, betting, or other interactive services. Available information instead associates the company with non-remote, premises-based amusement and gaming machine operations.

The Gambling Commission’s public register lists the operator with an active operating licence under the stated account number, with no indication of suspension, revocation, or surrender. No historical changes of licence type or scope have been publicly highlighted beyond the current non-remote permissions.

Regulatory History

Publicly accessible records from the Gambling Commission and other open sources do not show any regulatory enforcement actions, financial penalties, or formal sanctions against this operator. There are no published determinations indicating licence reviews, suspensions, or regulatory settlements relating to social responsibility, anti-money laundering, or other compliance failings.

In the absence of reported cases, there is no documented history of formal disciplinary measures by the Gambling Commission. The operator’s licence is currently recorded as active, and no transfers of its licensed activities to other gambling companies have been reported in publicly available regulatory summaries.