## Gaming Group to Fuel Mooir’s New Digital Gambling Platform
The Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) will equip its casino platform solution for Mooir eGaming’s fresh online gambling product.
GiG will supply its Player Account Management (PAM) for Mooir’s new internet casino under a multi-year contract. The brand will debut under Mooir’s Isle of Man operating license. Although the name of the product hasn’t been disclosed, Mooir’s website features a brand called W6, scheduled to launch in 2024.
GiG currently powers casino platforms and sports betting for over 60 brands worldwide.
Stephen Trimble, Mooir’s chief executive, expressed enthusiasm about selecting GiG’s PAM solution for their new casino brand. He emphasized GiG’s strong reputation in regulated markets, the software’s adaptability, and innovative features, aligning with their principles and objectives.
Marcel Elfersy, GiG’s Chief Commercial Officer, highlighted their B2B offering’s capacity to deliver tailored experiences for clients. He expressed excitement about the partnership with Mooir and their shared dedication to growth through continuous improvement and technological advancement.
This agreement follows GiG’s record-breaking second quarter.
During the second fiscal quarter, GiG’s earnings hit a new high, reaching a remarkable €34.9 million (£29.9 million/$37.7 million).
This marked the initial reporting period since GiG revealed its plans to divide its operations. After a thorough strategic assessment, GiG opted to separate its platform and sports wagering activities from GiG Media. Both divisions will function as independent publicly traded entities.
Several months later, Richard Brown declared his intention to step down from his position as Chief Executive Officer at the end of 2023. Earlier this month, Richard Carter, the former CEO of SBTech, was appointed to lead the soon-to-be-independent platform and sports betting division. The separation is anticipated to be finalized in the first half of 2024.
Last month, it was reported that the Juroszek family ascended to the position of GiG’s largest stockholder after acquiring an 11.08% ownership interest in the company. This followed the family’s divestment of a 70% stake in the Polish betting operator STS to the Entain CEE joint venture.
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