QTech Games marks 10 years, targets growth in Africa and LatAm

• QTech Games celebrates a decade in iGaming aggregation, reaffirming focus on emerging markets
• Company pushes rollout of QTech Hybrid to bridge retail and mobile play in Africa and LatAm
• Awards and double‑digit early growth underscore platform innovation and expansion since 2015

QTech Games is celebrating its 10‑year anniversary in 2025, highlighting a decade of growth from an Asia‑focused aggregator to an international supplier spanning Asia, Africa, CIS territories, Europe and Latin America.

The business says it will consolidate its position by bringing more mobile‑first casino content to market and accelerating the rollout of its QTech Hybrid product across Africa and LatAm. The milestone follows sustained double‑digit growth in its formative years and a strategy of localising European content for emerging markets.

Founded in 2015, QTech Games positioned itself early as a pioneer in migrating and localising European titles for Asian audiences, later broadening its footprint to a wider set of emerging markets, per the company statement.

The aggregator now cites reach from Asia and Africa to CIS‑facing territories, Europe—where it has a tech hub in Malaga and offices in Malta—and Latin America, while maintaining a mission to source the best online games and distribute them globally with a customer‑centric approach.

The company says mobile‑first content remains core, enabled by a fully owned and customised platform designed for fast, seamless integrations for suppliers and operators across regions. Its one‑stop platform proposition, branded QTech ONE, is presented as offering localised performance and support, with continuously updated tools and campaigns to enhance the content mix, according to the release.

Innovation features prominently in QTech’s narrative of the past decade, including a crypto‑to‑game currency exchange, network progressive jackpots and multi‑supplier crash game tournaments to boost engagement, the firm noted. The new QTech Hybrid line aims to connect retail and digital by allowing retail play to transfer to mobile, supporting continued gameplay beyond the shop floor in emerging markets, the company added.

“It’s also a timely moment to define our course for the next 10 years and beyond. We’ve always been in it for the long run, with a dedication to our clients success that is founded on the energy of our company culture and breakthrough tech-stack,” said Philip Doftvik, CEO, QTech Games.

The company frames the decade mark as both reflection and roadmap, signalling continued product rollouts and market entries, with Africa and LatAm singled out for near‑term emphasis.

With a platform built for rapid integration and a catalogue geared to mobile usage, QTech positions its next phase around deeper localisation and tools that sustain engagement across channels.