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EUR 3 billion Eurovegas wins state approval
Monday, 01 October 2007
The Finance Ministry has signed a deal with Eurovegas Hungary to build a EUR 3 billion casino complex on near the Austrian border. This comes after a delay due to a disagreement with one of the company’s owners, the Australian-US owned Eighth Wonder Capital Group, the daily Népszabadság reported last Monday.

Other investors in the project include a US  investment management fund linked to members of the Guggenheim family and London hedge funds. Credit Suisse is also reportedly interested in the project. Eurovegas HungaryBezenye in north-west Hungary. The project will also include numerous hotels and a colossal amusement arcade. was awarded a 20-year licence to operate the casino complex in the summer of 2006. The terms of the contract stipulate that construction must begin by 2009. EuroVegas will comprise five “super casinos” close to the town of


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