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The agreement reflects QTech’s continued focus on emerging markets, where aggregators are increasingly central to helping studios scale quickly across diverse regulatory and commercial environments.
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Fekete most recently served as Senior Product Market Manager EMEA for IGT, overseeing the development and deployment of land-based machines across Eastern and Western Europe.
The operator is expected to spend significantly higher than the previously stated £250m on its IT upgrade.
