Mauritius’ Lottotech renews collaboration agreement with Singapore Pools

Lottotech and Singapore Pools officials at the MoU renewal signing ceremony
Lottotech and Singapore Pools officials at the MoU renewal signing ceremony

Mauritius’ national lottery operator has renewed its Memorandum of Understanding with Singapore’s state-owned lottery and sports betting operator for another two years.

Mauritius.- Mauritius’ national lottery operator, Lottotech Ltd, has renewed its Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Singapore Pools for a further two years, reinforcing the organisations’ commitment to knowledge exchange, learning and capability development.

The renewal was announced by Singapore Pools in a July 22 statement after hosting Lottotech’s executive chairman and senior management team on June 24 for a knowledge-sharing session. Lottotech is the operator of the Mauritius National Lottery, while Singapore Pools is Singapore’s state-owned lottery and sports betting operator.

Singapore Pools said the agreement reaffirms the organisations’ “shared commitment to collaboration, learning and mutual growth.”

The operator added that the continued partnership provides “a valuable platform for both organisations to exchange insights, explore new opportunities and strengthen capabilities as we navigate an evolving industry landscape together.”

The partnership builds on a MoU signed in July 2024. At the time, the organisations said the agreement would foster collaboration and knowledge sharing in areas including market analysis, talent development and operations, while promoting the exchange of industry best practices between the two World Lottery Association members.

Singapore Pools said the partnership will continue to support the exchange of insights, the exploration of new opportunities and stronger organisational capabilities.

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