Gaming Corps agrees partnership with ComeOn Group
Swedish supplier Gaming Corps has announced a new partnership with operator ComeOn Group.
This agreement will allow Gaming Corps to build upon its existing network of partners, and will see ComeOn support Gaming Corp in the distribution of its iGaming portfolio.
Chief Product Officer of ComeOn Group, Cristiano Blanco, said in a statement: “We are very excited about this new partnership we have entered into with Gaming Corps. We are delighted to continue to provide more thrilling game content to our portfolio for our customers to enjoy.”
The deal will allow for Gaming Corps to develop and implement unique branded games, with the ultimate goal of providing the majority of ComeOn’s online casinos with gaming products over the next year.
Danielle Calafato, Head of Commercial at Gaming Corp, said of the partnership: “We are delighted to maintain Gaming Corps’ recent track record of partnering with tier-one operators, with ComeOn Group being a testament to our continued expansion. ComeOn Group is an impressive force in this industry with a well-known, well maintained set of casino brands that they carefully curate to meet the needs of the end user.”
Founded in 2008, ComeOn Group is an established operator with international influence across a range of markets. The company employs over 500 people across seven primary locations.
Headquartered in Sweden with further development studios in Malta and Ukraine, Gaming Corps is a game development company with a focus on producing titles for the iGaming industry. The company is listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market, and currently has a portfolio that includes casino slots, multiplayer and table games.
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