Digital Gaming Corporation will look to complete the sale, subject to receiving certain regulatory approvals in the USA, in H2 2023.
Currently licensed and operating in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan and Connecticut, DGC’s B2B division brings unrivalled global expertise and experience to the regulated US market, supplying games content to some of the largest players in the industry.
Neal Menashe, CEO of Super Group, said: “Disposing of DGC’s B2B division makes commercial sense and will allow us to continue to focus solely on our B2C growth in the United States. We have been using Games Global’s award-winning content for many years and we are very confident the DGC B2B division will be in great hands. We wish them all the best.”
Walter Bugno, CEO of Games Global, commented: “The acquisition of DGC B2B is an extremely exciting opportunity, accelerating Games Global’s entry into the rapidly growing US iGaming market. Such a positive move will enable us to access some of the best operators in the sector and provide a fantastic platform from which to leverage our portfolio of over 50 partner studios, more than 3,000 proprietary games and a record-breaking progressive jackpot network, including Mega Moolah and Wow Pot, which have paid out over 1.5 billion euros since inception.”
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