Alfastreet prepares for ICE London with good results of 2022 and better beginning of 2023.

As a result of the interview about the evaluation of the company during 2022 and the perspective towards this year, Tjasa Luin Peric, CEO of Alfastreet made the following considerations: 

“Alfastreet is very satisfied with the 2022 sales results after two objectively difficult years and they are expecting a good beginning of 2023, since the production is already full until May”. 

“We expected a significantly lower demand in the beginning of 2022, but it turned out to be the exact opposite, as the production grew for more than 50%. We feel that the release of the restrictions let the players back to the casinos worldwide and they caused an immediate spike in revenues, after being unable to play for considerable periods”.

“The forecast for this year is even more positive”, commented their CEO, Tjasa Luin Peric. “The last months were very busy for the company, because they were preparing and testing the latest novelties for the upcoming ICE London show, while contemporarily growing the number of the employees in anticipation of the raise in production volume for the end of previous year and the beginning of 2023, where a further increase is expected”. 

Tjasa continuous saying: “The main concern is currently related to material supply, since various articles and parts are still delivered with significant delays or not at all, and the company is forced to rely on its high stock material stock to cover the production demand”.

Needless to say, this situation cannot be sustained for a prolonged period of time and Alfastreet is currently pursuing all options to find alternative solutions to assure continuation of supply.

About the markets and its expansion, he said: “Alfastreet is also very satisfied with its distribution network, since almost all the markets are getting positive sales results.” 

“The company believes that the remaining territories will “wake up” after the pandemic hit and they expect to face larger numbers of orders in the next half of this year”, confirmed the CEO. They expect more investments in the equipment after the ICE, due this reason they adapted their terms and purchase conditions to be more competitive, thus helping the operators to re-start”. 

“The company's commitment and investment in development and service have been going on uninterruptedly despite the objectively difficult situation, to enable them to offer some unique features that will make an impact on the ETGs segment”.

They believe in progress as the only way to keep the classic games even more interesting. The newly developed solutions will add to the diversity and attractiveness of the popular games, as they are specifically targeting younger players, who are very demanding and looking to have fun while playing. 

All of these solutions are a direct result of a very tight cooperation with operators worldwide, that has distinguished the Alfastreet business model since the very beginning.

New cabinets, new software solutions, new graphics and new video contents are prepared to be unveiled at the ICE gaming exhibition in London next month. 

Finally he ended by telling that Alfastreet is very positive about the ICE show and that they expect a huge turn-out of their customers and partners: “Therefore we are preparing a special, extended lounge area in the stand, adding to the already extremely comfortable and cosy environment that we are famous for”. 

After almost three years of reduced travels and face-to-face meetings, the Alfastreet sales staff can’t wait to meet everybody in the upcoming gaming shows.