Through the deal, Yggdrasil will be able to supply operators with its slots portfolio, including titles such as Multifly, Trolls Bridge and Jackpot Raiders.
The partnership will also enhance Digitain’s casino suite, which is currently home to over 3,000 titles.
Suren Khachatryan, CCO at Digitain, said: “This agreement once again demonstrates our success in equipping partners with an enhanced casino offering in the face of disruption to sporting fixtures, and we’re standing ready to help them through this testing time.”
Ed Muldoon, head of region at Yggdrasil, added: “Digitain’s platform is among the best available on today’s market, so we are thrilled to have the company on board.
“We have no doubt that Yggdrasil’s premium quality game collection will be a strong hit with Digitain’s operator partners and their players as we continue to expand our impressive commercial footprint.”
Earlier this year, Yggdrasil launched a Publishing division designed to offer customers the chance to build their own B2B gaming solutions from Yggdrasil technology.
Yggdrasil CEO Fredrik Elmqvist told Gambling Insider he expects the publishing business to be on the stock market with a €2bn ($2.2bn) valuation within five years.
