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		AMZ Holdings Plc is a property development group who have assembled 27 acres of beachfront property on the island of Penghu, Taiwan. The property is the largest private land site on the island, and  has been zoned and approved for an International Tourist Hotel building permit, a process which took many years. Taiwan has now approved gaming legislation only for the offshore islands, with Penghu now seeking to attract major international operators. The licence must form part of the facilities of an International Tourist Hotel, and the company will now seek to maximise this asset for its’ shareholders.  The company is registered in the Isle of Man, and listed on the London AIM market.

		Taiwan Cabinet Backs Penghu Vote On Casinos 16 June 2009. Taiwan has taken a further step towards introducing gambling on its offshore islands after the Cabinet approved a plan for the Penghu group of islands to hold a referendum on allowing casino operations. After receiving Cabinet approval, advocates of casino introduction have six months to secure a minimum of 3523 signatures, or 5 percent of the electorate in the last county commissioner election in 2005, for a referendum petition that will be submitted to the Penghu Election Commission. The commission will evaluate the referendum petition and set the date of the referendum, which is expected to be August this year. Cabinet spokesman Su Jun-pin also recently confirmed that landing visas for Chinese visitors, currently available in Jinmen and Matsu, could soon also be extended to Chinese visitors travelling to Penghu. Landing visas would boost tourism in Penghu. In the meantime the government is also beginning its own preparations for a package of accompanying measures to fill in the missing elements of the broader enabling legislation passed in January. Penghu initiates International Airport runway extension Invitations for the bidding process has been initiated by the Penghu County Government for the Penghu International Airport runway extension. Currently the airport, originally designed for the military, can handle aircraft such as the Airbus A310, MD-90s, Embraer 195s, however upon completion of the runway extension, Boeing 747 and 777s will be able to land. Penghu International airport was recently approved for direct charter flights to the 21 major destinations in China, as part of the landmark pact ending the 60-year ban on direct links between Taiwan and China International gaming consultancy tender to be issued mid July Following the appointment of the Ministry of Transportations and Communications (MOTC) as the lead Ministry coordinating Taiwan’s gaming regulatory framework, The Tourism Bureau (a sub-division of the MOTC) has been tasked with issuing a tender inviting international gaming consultancies to bid for the master-planning of Integrated Casino Resorts on Taiwan’s remote islands. Currently, Penghu is the only island deemed suitable to host gaming, both in terms of infrastructure and gaining the necessary approvals to hold a referendum . Analyst initiates Buy coverage report on AMZ Evolution Security has published thier analyst report on Amz Holdings. Key extracted highlights are: Owns largest private plot of land in Penghu, Taiwan. Law enacted 12 January 2009 permitting casino gaming in Taiwan Law effectively limits gaming to Penghu Experienced management focused on value extraction Amz's next step is to find the best gaming partner The full coverage report can be read in the Investor section.