Canadian casino chip manufacturer? (1 Viewer)

[MemphisFats]

Does anyone know if Bud Jones still makes the majority of casino chips for Canada?
I just picked up a set of chips from an obsolete local casino, expecting them to be BJ, but they are not, they are much nicer. They are a similar, but different design to the originals and don’t have that BJ slick stickiness to them. Are they still from BJ, just a different design/style, or are they a totally different manufacturer? I’ve had a hunt on google, but can’t seem to find anything.
The top $1 and bottom $5 are the original BJ, the lower $1 and upper $5 are these new chips I’m trying to identify.
It seems this style/manufacturer of chips is used in all the local casinos in town.
Thanks for any input.
Memphis

 

[MemphisFats]

From cross referencing other local chips it seems the style is ‘4 XSX yellow’ for the $5 chips. I assume the $1 have a totally different style as they have the light blue in between the white edges.
I can’t seem to find anything when searching XSX casino chips or 4 XSX casino chips.

 

[Gus]

See how the $1 in the plastic ring is different on the two Blue chips?

I'd guess one is Bud Jones, the other is probably Matsui. Possibly Abbiati.

This thread dug into it a bit when identifying similar chips:

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/chip-identification-matsui-vs-abbiati.127859/

My understanding is the different manufacturers of casino-grade plastic chips all use extremely similar equipment and materials, and you have to consult catalogs to find small differences between chips to determine what they are.

 

[mipevi]

Yeah the new chips are Matsui.

 

[MemphisFats]

These are the new Matsui chips I picked up.
Thanks everyone for the help!