Amigo Gaming said Sweden’s Spelinspektionen granted it a B2B licence to operate as an authorised supplier in Sweden. The company said the licence will enable partners to access its content portfolio.
The licence allows Amigo Gaming to supply content in Sweden’s regulated market.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leo Vegas, MGM Resorts International | Not stated | Spelinspektionen grants GoGoCasino sports betting licence in Sweden | Not stated | |
| Spribe | Not stated | UKGC lifts Spribe’s licence suspension | Not stated |
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ThrillTech said Gibraltar’s Gambling Division granted it a B2B supplier licence. The approval permits the company to provide its jackpot and mystery reward products to licensed operators in Gibraltar.
Broadway Platform said the Curaçao Gaming Authority granted it a B2B supplier licence on 16 April 2026. The company said the approval covers its casino and sportsbook infrastructure, related technology services and BroadHub aggregation platform.
The Enugu State Gaming and Lottery Commission presented a proposed B2B Gaming Supplier Licensing Framework at its 2026 stakeholders forum on 8 October 2026, the commission said. The framework would extend oversight to software developers, platform providers and equipment suppliers, and remains subject to further consultation and formal legal processes.
At the 2026 Enugu State Gaming Stakeholders Forum, the Enugu State Gaming and Lottery Commission unveiled a proposed B2B Gaming Supplier Licensing Framework. The gathering took place on 8 October 2026 at the Gold Rhino Hotel on Nkpokiti Road in Enugu. According to the commission, the framework "remains subject to further stakeholder engagement and formal legal processes before implementation."
UK operators are reassessing B2B gaming supplier contracts after Remote Gaming Duty doubled from 21% to 40% in April. The increase, announced in the 2025 autumn budget, has prompted two operators to withdraw and larger groups to report projected additional costs running into nine figures. Suppliers now face tougher procurement questions over measurable commercial value.
Cyprus's National Betting Authority is preparing a new regulatory approach that would bring gambling technology suppliers under direct supervision for the first time. The authority said the current framework has created a stable market but needs reform to match the industry's development. Betting turnover exceeded €1.3bn in 2025.