Gaming Corps, a publicly listed Swedish game developer, has announced an expanded partnership with a leading global iGaming group, significantly increasing the scope of their original agreement. The updated contract effectively doubles the annual rolling order value to approximately MSEK 14, providing a substantial boost to Gaming Corps’ revenue projections.
Originally signed in August 2024, the initial agreement was valued at around MSEK 7 for a 12-month period. The revised agreement now allows for the development of approximately one new game per month, with the arrangement extending indefinitely, ensuring a consistent pipeline of game development for Gaming Corps.
Games produced under this expanded agreement will be powered by Gaming Corps’ Remote Game Server (RGS) and distributed through its extensive global network. The agreement also continues the mutually beneficial profit-sharing structure that was part of the initial partnership.
This expansion is a significant milestone in Gaming Corps’ strategy to grow its portfolio and strengthen its position in the global iGaming market. The extended partnership provides the company with greater financial stability and a broader platform to showcase its innovative game offerings.
Gaming Corps’ Chief Executive Officer, Juha Kauppinen, commented on the development: “Already the initial order value was at a level that had a significant impact on our turnover, so this doubling of the scope of the collaboration at the same time as it has also been changed to a rolling perpetual agreement, is of course fantastic news for the company and all shareholders. Even though we know that we maintain very high quality regarding our game development, it is also nice to receive such a clear receipt from an established player that we deliver unique gaming experiences to their customers. The fact that the agreement has been changed to a perpetual agreement also shows the long-term nature of this collaboration. Without saying too much, we are also having a dialogue about deepening this collaboration further in the future.”
