Gaming Corps appoints Fredrik Geijer as CFO

Gaming Corps, a publicly-listed Swedish game development company, has announced the appointment of Fredrik Geijer as its new Chief Financial Officer, effective February 21, 2026.

Bringing over 20 years of senior financial leadership and international audit experience, Geijer has held significant roles at PwC across Sweden, China, and Australia, as well as CFO positions at the high-growth companies Lexly and Cemvision.

His expertise as both an authorized public accountant and operational finance leader positions him well to support Gaming Corps’ global expansion.

Juha Kauppinen, CEO of Gaming Corps, stated:

“Gaming Corps is entering an ambitious next phase of growth, and reinforcing our financial leadership is central to delivering on that strategy. We’re building a structure that allows us to take a major step forward and genuinely challenge the world’s leading game studios, and Fredrik’s international experience and proven track record make him an excellent fit for this journey. We are grateful for Mikael’s continued contribution and pleased he will remain with us during this transition.”

Fredrik Geijer added:

“Gaming Corps has established a strong operational foundation with clear momentum across markets. With that groundwork in place, the company now has a real opportunity to advance its position and compete at the very top tier of global game development. I’m excited to join at such a pivotal moment and work closely with Mikael to ensure a seamless and effective transition into the CFO role.”

Current CFO Mikael Bäckström will remain until February 20, 2026, and then transition to a role focused on broader strategic support to ensure continuity during the handover.

Gaming Corps focuses on developing premium traditional and non-traditional games for online casinos, including casino slots, table games, multiplier games, mine games, Plinko games, and the Smash4Cash series.

Founded in 2014, the company is listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market, with headquarters in Sweden and development teams in Great Britain, Malta, and Ukraine.