First-class software provider, NetEnt, is determined to enter new regulated markets. Its latest step is becoming part of the Croatian iGaming environment, where the local players will have access to its ever-increasing gaming portfolio, consisted of slot games and advanced marketing tools. The operator’s games will go live via reputable local brands - SuperSport, Germania, and Arena Casino.
The Swedish-based company has already made some achievements in the previous period. It entered both the Colombian and Swiss market and Croatia will become a new location for the brand. Games will be available for patrons of three leading platforms in the country, who will have the honor to test the best-in-class options.
Official Announcement:
NetEnt is very happy to extend its presence in another market. According to the words of its Managing Director for Maltaoperations, Henrik Fagerlund:
“We’ve been eying the Croatian market for a while and we are of course happy to make this market entry. Growing our business in regulated markets is part of the core strategy for the NetEnt group. We are excited to put our portfolio of slot games in front of players and I’m certain they will enjoy them.”
The exact date of the launch of the supplier’s games is yet to be disclosed.
A real pioneer and leader in software development, NetEnt stands out from the crowd and strives to deliver unique products for its clients. With more than 20 years of experience in the sector, it is focused on creating thrilling games that will keep the customers' attention while supplying them with premium features.
Its vital qualities are innovation, creativity, and know-how, allowing the brand to outshine in the market. The brand is the creator of more than 1000 casino titles and it doesn’t stop to enrich its top-performing portfolio. It its present in worldwide locations including Malta, Sweden, USA, UK, Gibraltar, Poland, and Ukraine.
Source: “NetEnt debuts their games in the Croatian regulated market”. NetEnt. May 4, 2020.
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