Of the 11 projects, 8 correspond to renewing operating companies and 3 to companies constituted for such purposes, in accordance with the detail that appears below:

Marina del Sol S.A .: 4 applicant projects
    2 renewing companies: Latin Gaming Calama S.A. and Latin Gaming Osorno S.A.
    2 new companies: Marina del Sol Copiapó S.A., Marina del Sol Talca S.A.
Enjoy S.A .: 2 applicant projects
    2 renewing companies: Operations El Escorial S.A. and Casino Gran Los Ángeles S.A.
Dreams S.A .: 2 applicant projects
    2 renewing companies: Casino de Juegos Temuco S.A. and Casino de Juegos Valdivia S.A.
Meier Corporation: 1 applicant project
    1 sociedad nueva: Casino de Juego del Maule S.A.
Cardoen: 1 applicant project
    1 renewing company Casino de Colchagua S.A.
Luckia: 1 applicant project

    Renewing company: Gran Casino de Copiapó S.A.
After the arrival of the participants to the premises of the San Jorge Stadium, in the commune of Las Condes and after the registration of the attendees and the closing of the hall doors at 10:30 a.m., each interested party delivered their economic offer to the cabinet lawyer of the Undersecretary of Tourism, Macarena Movillo Matta, delegated for such purposes by the Undersecretary of that portfolio in his capacity as Counselor of the Resolutive Council of the SCJ, in the presence of the Notary Renata González, of the 23 ° Notary Public of Santiago, in her capacity as Minister of Faith.

Once all the economic offers had been received, sealed and signed by the legal representative of the requesting company, the representative of the Undersecretary of Tourism, in charge of their custody until the opening hearing of said offers, deposited them with an inviolable seal in a box of State Bank security.

At the hearing for the presentation of the offers, applications were received for 9 of the 12 places available as of 2023, due to the precautionary measures ruled by the 25th Civil Court of Santiago, which suspended the process regarding the communes of Talcahuano and Punta Arenas, as well as what was ruled by the 22nd Civil Court of Santiago, regarding Mostazal.

In relation to the foregoing, it should be noted that as soon as it was notified of said resolutions, the Superintendency presented the respective judicial remedies requesting to leave them without effect, which to date are pending a decision, without prejudice to which the SCJ will abide by the finally ruled by the court.