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YPB Wins Four Year Contract with Mexican National Lottery with an Estimated Value of A$5.6m
- Published July 10, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
YPB Group (ASX:YPB), a pioneering advanced brand protection solutions company, is pleased to announce that its JV with Affyrmx LLC has been selected by Loteria Nacional Para La Assistencia Publica, Mexico’s National Lottery Office, to supply its register of winning tickets.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- The contract with Affyrmx JV in Mexico is a four year agreement supply contract with an estimated value of A$5.6m over term with revenues of A$1.4m per annum.
- Four print runs per week to supply winning ticket registers with specialised security features.
- This has been named the most significant contract win to date in Mexico.
YPB Executive Chairman John Houston said:
“This is the most significant contract we have won in Mexico. The contract win demonstrates the strength of our JV’s relationships in Mexico and our ability to package technology solutions to supply high quality and competitively priced Vital Government Documents. We are honoured to have been selected by Loteria Nacional Para La Assistencia Publica and look forwards to a long and mutually beneficial relationships.”
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