

Purpose
At Grandslots our purpose is To Proudly Create Value through the responsible and efficient management of a quality network of limited payout machines (LPM’s). In so doing, we aim To Accelerate Sustainable Growth, for our stakeholders and communities, through the maximization of economic and social benefits, in our licenced locations.
We pride ourselves on living our values of Entrepreneurship, Professionalism, Respect, Ethical behaviour and Fun, through the lens of our staff, business partners, customers and communities.
Mission
Through our association with leading casino operators, gaming machine manufacturers – both locally and internationally – Grandslots has rapidly expanded across the Western Cape and today we are a market leader and a premier operator of LPM’s in the province.
We invite any establishment interested in sharing in our successes and benefiting from this phenomenal growth, to contact us. Who knows, soon you could be rolling in it.

Group Structure
Sun International own 70% while the remaining 30% is owned by Grand Parade Investments. The business operation is licensed to install and operate approximately 5200 LPMs in the premises of licensed venues (typically pubs, bars, clubs, hotels, taverns, bookmakers, social clubs and adult entertainment locations), primarily with age controlled access.

Industry Stakeholders
Government and regulatory bodies within our industry.
The Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board
The Board is charged with receiving and investigating applications for licences pertaining to the various sectors of the gambling and betting industries in the Province, considering licence applications and exercising regulatory authority over the conduct of gambling and betting operations by all entities and persons licensed by it
Zonke Monitoring Systems
Monitoring solutions for the gambling industry.
The National Responsible Gambling Programme
Need help with problem gambling? The NRGP was founded in June 2000 and is acknowledged internationally to be exceptionally well-funded and among the most comprehensive in the world.
The Western Cape Liquor Authority
The Western Cape Liquor Authority (WCLA) regulates the retail sale and micro-manufacturing of liquor in the province.





