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Media BriefingSurvey of Casino Entertainment in
South Africa 2015Adv. Themba Ngobese
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Who is CASA?
• We represent the interests of the country’s legal casino gambling industry as well as the public that the industry serves.
• Our mission: To play a constructive and positive role in the development of good public policy and good governance in the casino industry.
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Facts about our members
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64 000 direct employeesExcludes indirect employmentMost of whom had no prior working experience
Invested in excess of R40 billion to dateSun City, CTICC, SICC
One of the most regulated, transparent, taxed industries
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Introduction: Survey of Casino Entertainment in South Africa 2015
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Annual Survey CASA members
2014-2015
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Main Survey Objectives
To obtain a comprehensive overview on the impact of the casino industry on local, provincial and national economies
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1To provide accurate and fact based information that can inform policy and dispel misconceptions2
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National Gambling RevenueSurvey Findings
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National Gambling Revenue Statistics
R24 billion Gross Gambling
Revenuein 2014/2015
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9.6%Increase in GGR
in 2014/2015
R17.2 billion/ 72.1%
Gross Gambling Revenuefrom Casino Industry
R5.7billion in taxes paid
3.6% increase
4.5% increase
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Location of legal casinos in SA
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Gauteng casinos contribute the most towards GGR
• Gauteng has seven legal operating casinos
• Growth of 2.4% in Gauteng• Biggest growth
experienced in North West and Northern Cape with average 12% growth
• Negative growth in Free State with -2.5% growth
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Casinos have been impacted by economic downturn and have experienced revenue erosion due to illegal online gambling
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Tables and slots revenue stats
• Average revenue per table: R3.5 million in 2015
– Up 1.5% from prior year– Due to slight increase in
operational tables
• Average revenue per slot machine: R0.6 million
– Up 1.7% from prior year– Due to slight increase in slot
machines
• Total revenue of tables: R3.3 billion
• Total revenue of slots: R13.7 billion
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Gambling Taxes/ Levies and VAT
Survey Findings
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Gauteng casinos pay the most gambling taxes/levies & VAT – R1.5 billion
• Total gambling tax/levies & VAT contribution of all CASA members is R3.7 billion
– Gauteng contributes R1.5 billion• KZN contributes R724 million• Western Cape contributes R697
million
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Taxes gambling taxes/levies & VAT make up 21% of total
GGR
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Value Added Statement – Where the money goes?
Survey Findings
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Employees and government jointly receive the greatest value
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R15.2 billion value generated by CASA
members
21% distributed to employees
37% distributed to government
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National Responsible Gambling Programme and Compliance CostsSurvey Findings
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Members contribute R17 million towards the National Responsible Gambling Programme
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Funding of education & training, research, treatment & counselling in connection with responsible gambling
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Members spend R70 million towards compliance
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Gambling regulatory compliance costs, internal
audit requirements for reporting and costs incurred
for the casino regulatory compliance function costs
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B-BBEESurvey Findings
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B-BBEE remains an integral part of the casino industry's business operations
• Of 36 members– 1 has a Level 1 B-BBEE
rating– 34 have Level 2 B-BBEE
ratings– 1 only opened in April 2015
& is yet to be B-BBEE rated
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CASA is concerned about the challenges faced in B-BBEE
• Provincial Gambling Regulators imposing additional B-BBEE licence conditions (over and above national requirements)
• CASA members will be required to be measured against Tourism Sector Code but PGR require evaluation against Generic Scorecard set up by the Codes
• Three different reporting obligations relating to B-BBEE– Tourism Sector Code– Generic Scorecard – Casino Licence Conditions
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Corporate Social Investment and Sustainability
Survey Findings
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Education received the lion’s share of CSI funding
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R134 millionContributed towards CSI
(excluding contribution towards NRGP)
R56 million towards education
R32 million towards community development
R15 million towards health, HIV/Aids
R21 million towards other CSI projects
R8 milliontowards sports, arts & culture
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Regulatory environment could be a roadblock to the industry’s success
• Casinos are contributing significantly towards taxation revenue, job creation, CSI and economic empowerment
• We need policy to build on these achievements• Regulatory concerns:
– Rapid rollout of Electronic Bingo Terminals (“EBTs”) without a national regulatory framework
• Unlimited Bingo licenses• Unlimited number of EBTs etc.
– Flourishing illegal online gambling industry• CASA Awareness campaign to counter this
– Proposed increase in the number of casinos in SA
– Further regulatory intervention in the context of:
• Advertising relating to gambling• Additional smoking regulations• Additional liquor regulations
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THANK YOU
For more information, please visit: www.casasa.org.za
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Questions
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