Gaming Realms reported revenue of £16.0m for the first half of 2025, up 19% year on year, according to a media report. The report attributed the growth to the company’s international licensing business.
The reported growth gives investors and suppliers an update on Gaming Realms’ trading and international licensing activity.
Financial year ended 31 December 2025
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Aristocrat Interactive signed a brand licensing agreement with Gaming Realms, citing a Tuesday announcement. The agreement covers development of Slingo versions of Aristocrat’s Buffalo and Mo’ Mummy games.
Gaming Realms plans to release Slingo Fowl Play Egg Hunt in Italy on 22 September, following an exclusive launch with Flutter, the company said. The supplier said the sequel builds on player response to the original title, including interest in its chicken-picking feature.
Gaming Realms signed a licensing agreement with SIS to develop Slingo 49’s, combining the Slingo format with SIS’s 49’s numbers product. The companies said the game was due to launch in July 2026 and be offered through Gaming Realms’ global operator partners.
Gaming Realms has launched its Slingo games with SportyBet in Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana. Players can access a portfolio that includes Slingo Sweet Bonanza, Slingo Day of the Dab and Slingo Xxxtreme; the launch follows Gaming Realms’ recent debut in South Africa.
Gaming Realms launched its games with SportyBet in Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana, the company said. Players in the three markets can access its Slingo titles through the operator.