Betex Group plc is a London based, UK licensed bookmaker with established interests in Europe, China and the Far East.
The Group’s strategic intent in Asia is reflected in successfully winning contracts to co-manage the State Sports Lottery in the Chinese Provinces of Hebei and Guizhou. As the only Western company to obtain an operable involvement in the Sports Lottery in China, Betex Group plc has ensured considerable first-mover advantage in a highly-attractive market.
In addition to its activity in China and the Far East, the company has a compelling global online portfolio. Launched in 2004, Betex.com has rapidly become one of the most popular sites for Asian Handicap football betting, covering worldwide markets and offering a diverse range of football betting opportunities. Highly competitive odds and an attractive commission structure further strengthen a unique proposition. Betex also offers its customers a gaming site with a suite of online casino games including Mahjong.
Betex Group plc has continued to consolidate its position as a global player in the gaming market, evidenced by the recent acquisition of three licensed betting offices in the UK and its role in a ground-breaking initiative to launch new football lottery ‘Mega-shops’ in Guangdong, China.
Originally listed on the London Ofex market in May 2005, the company’s shares were admitted to trading on AIM in March 2006, capping a period of considerable success and providing the foundations for future growth in its key markets.

Betex Appoints Alexander David Securities Limited as Corporate Financial Adviser;    Group Enters China’s Welfare Lottery Sector in Nanjing
LONDON, U.K. (February 9, 2010) -- Betex Group plc announces the appointment of London based broking firm, Alexander David Securities as its Corporate Financial Adviser with immediate effect. Alexander David Securities has been tasked with supporting Betex in implementing its corporate growth strategy and identifying options to realise shareholder value............................Subscribers

Betex Group Enters China's Welfare Lottery Sector in Nanjing
LONDON, U.K. (January 25, 2010) - Betex Group plc announces that its Chinese operation has signed an exclusive 5-year contract with Nanjing Welfare Lottery Management Centre to launch and operate a new retail lottery concept across Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu Province. Betex already has established Sport Lottery contracts in Hebei, Guizhou and Guangdong.................Subscribers

Directorate Changes at Betex Group plc.
LONDON, UK (July 1, 2008) -- The Board would like to announce the resignation of Dr Johnny Hon as Chairman and director of Betex Group plc...................Subscribers

Betex Group Delisting
LONDON, UK (October 18, 2007) -- The Board of Directors of Betex Group plc regrets to announce that the Company's  shares will be delisted from AIM tomorrow.............Subscribers

Betex Provides Information Required by AIM Rule 26
LONDON, UK (August 20, 2007) -- Betex, ('Betex' or 'the Company') is pleased to announce that the information required by AIM Rule 26 is available ............Subscribers

Lottery Firm Seeks Guarantees From Chinese Government
LONDON, UK (June 18, 2007) -- The chairman of British Aim-listed lottery company Betex has held talks with the Chinese government in a desperate attempt to get official guarantees that the firm will not be prosecuted following the arrest of three of its staff there for running "illegal operations".............Subscribers

Lottery Company Announce Directorate Changes
LONDON, UK (May 25, 2007) -- Betex Group plc (AIM:BTX), the specialist China Lottery business, announces the resignations of Peter Greenhill and Stuart Barker as chief executive and finance director, respectively, and as directors of Betex Group plc. The Group also announces the resignation of Philip Goodmaker as a non-executive director of Betex Group plc...........................Read the full story at: Vol.39 No.10

Betex Group Postpones FY Results Due May 3 on Uncertainty Over China Arrests
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Betex Group PLC said it has postponed its full-year results due on May 3 owing to uncertainty over the arrests of two senior executives, although its lawyers confirmed there is no claim against the company under Chinese criminal law...........................Subscribers

Chinese Lottery Firm Suspends Shares After Two Senior Staff Arrested
LONDON, UK (April 18, 2007) -- Shares in Betex, the Aim-listed Chinese lottery scratchcard and gaming software operator were suspended this afternoon after two of its senior staff were arrested by Chinese police and a third appeared to be on the run.........................Subscribers

Dynasty Gaming Approved For OTC Bulletin Board Trading
MONTREAL, Quebec, Canada (February 22, 2007) -- Dynasty Gaming Inc. (TSXV: "DNY"; OTCBB: "DNYFF") is pleased to announce that all approvals for the trading of its shares on the Over-The-Counter Bulletin Board (OTC BB: www.otcbb.com) have been received and trading began on February 16 under the symbol "DNYFF"..............................Subscribers

Betex Group Plc Announces Trading Update
LONDON, United Kingdom (January 15, 2007) -- The Board of Betex Group plc (AIM:BTX), the specialist China Lottery business,  is today providing a trading update for the year ending 31 December 2006 prior to entering a closed period. The Company expects to report its preliminary results on.............................Subscribers

UK Company to Launch High Draw Frequency Lottery Game in China
LONDON, United kingdom (January 15, 2007) -- In a recent statement Betex said that its Chinese unit has been authorised by the Chonqqing Welfare Lottery Issuance Centre (CWLIC) to distribute ‘Shi-Shi-Cai,’ a high draw frequency lottery game........................Subscribers

China Lottery specialist Sees FY Gross Profit Slightly Below Market Hopes
LONDON, United kingdom (January 15, 2007) -- Betex Group PLC said it expects its full-year gross profit to be 'slightly below' market hopes despite a 'significant' improvement in second-half performance........................Subscribers