Avanti Studios has opened a new office in Sliema, Malta as the live casino supplier continues to expand its commercial and operational presence.
The company specialises in live casino products that combine motion capture technology with real-time, cloud-based streaming. Its technology creates digital, life-like dealer experiences designed to bring a new approach to the live casino sector.
The Malta office forms part of Avanti Studios’ wider expansion strategy and will support the company as it grows its commercial operations.
“We’re delighted to have opened a Malta office, which is a pivotal place for any iGaming company as hungry and ambitious as we are to be located,” said Steven Tabone, Commercial Director at Avanti Studios.
“Our presence there will help to expand our commercial function and will be a valuable asset as we continue to establish Avanti as a leading next-generation live casino supplier, with technology that’s disrupting the live casino world.”
The expansion follows new partnerships secured by Avanti Studios with Entain and bet365 in Spain and Brazil. Under the agreements, Avanti’s games are set to debut with both operators across multiple markets.
The company has also recently strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of former Klarna executive Jonas Ericson as Chief Financial Officer.
With the new Malta office and continued expansion of its partnerships and leadership team, Avanti Studios is increasing its presence within the international iGaming industry as it develops its next-generation live casino offering.
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