German online game developer GAMOMAT has secured a B2B licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), which the Head of Commercial Joss Webster described as an “important step in expanding GAMOMAT’s presence across regulated markets.”
In an official statement, the company said the MGA licence strengthens its compliance positioning and reinforces its standing as a trusted provider of regulation-ready content.
Commenting on the achievement, Ms Webster, said, “It allows us to bring the GAMOMAT titles that partners trust and players love to a wider network of operators.”
Sebastian Reddig, Chief Strategy Officer at GAMOMAT, said: “The MGA is renowned as one of the most respected regulatory bodies in the global iGaming industry. With the new licence, we can showcase our games catalogue to a larger operator base, as we maintain our promise of quality and compliance.”
The company said the licence reinforces GAMOMAT’s longstanding commitment to quality, compliance and long-term reliability.
GAMOMAT is headquartered in Germany and also operates through its Malta-registered entity, GAMOMAT RGS Ltd.
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