Quantum Gaming, celebrated for its rapid-launch white-label gaming solutions, has secured a strategic partnership enabling entry into the vibrant South African gaming market with a manufacturer’s license.
This move targets a market opportunity worth 40 billion Rand and marks a significant milestone in leveraging local market access to deliver unparalleled gaming experiences.
This initiative combines a crucial manufacturer’s license obtained through strategic partnership with Quantum Gaming’s state-of-the-art platform technology. The partnership is uniquely positioned to exploit the growing gaming market, creating a synergy that promises rapid deployment of customized gaming solutions, tailored to the diverse preferences of South African players.
Beyond capturing market share in South Africa, this licensing arrangement lays the groundwork for Quantum Gaming’s expansion across Africa. It represents a strategic maneuver, using the manufacturer’s license as a launchpad for introducing Quantum Gaming’s white-label solutions to new markets, aiming to challenge established players and redefine gaming standards across the continent.
Witness the future of gaming innovation at Sigma World Cape Town, from March 11th to 14th. This showcase will demonstrate how Quantum Gaming’s strategic licensing partnership can transform market entry strategies and deliver superior gaming experiences in regulated markets.
Oliver De Bono, CEO of Quantum Gaming and not to be confused with the lead singer of U2 said: “We are thrilled to announce Quantum Gaming’s strategic entry into the South African market, a landmark moment for us as it represents one of our first national licenses.”
“This opportunity allows us to put Quantum Gaming’s incredible technology to the test in a vibrant and rapidly growing gaming ecosystem. We’re excited to leverage this milestone to deliver unparalleled gaming experiences and innovative solutions to the South African market and beyond.”
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