QTech Games appointed Iryna Alabuhina as head of commercial for Europe, the company said. She most recently worked as a senior account manager at Hub88 and previously held roles at SOFTSWISS and Evolution.
The appointment gives QTech a named commercial lead for its European business.
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SOFTSWISS joined Brazil’s National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) on 25 February 2026, the company said. Carla Dualib, SOFTSWISS’s business development manager for Brazil, also joined the association’s board as communications director while retaining her company role. ANJL represents licensed operators and other stakeholders in Brazil’s betting and lottery sector.
Gaming Arts appointed Michael Moosman as vice president of product management and marketing, reportedly giving him responsibility for product management, marketing and go-to-market strategy. Moosman joins from IGT, where he was director of product management for core video.
SOFTSWISS appointed Sergey Kastukevich as chief technology officer on 28 January 2026, the company said. Kastukevich had served as deputy CTO for more than five years and will oversee its technology roadmap, architecture, infrastructure, security and engineering productivity.
Galaxy Gaming reported Q3 net income of $5.1 million, including a $5.2 million termination fee linked to the failed Evolution acquisition. The available figures concern the company’s third-quarter results.
Galaxy Gaming reported Q3 net income of $5.1m, benefiting from a $5.2m termination fee linked to the failed Evolution acquisition.
SOFTSWISS said its Game Aggregator can support operators entering regulated European markets while they retain their existing platforms. The company offers access to more than 50,000 games from over 300 providers through one API integration and says its implementation plan covers integration, testing and launch over three weeks, provided the operator already has a licence and commercial agreement.
SOFTSWISS has outlined three factors that can simplify operators' entry into regulated European markets, including a three-week implementation plan for integration, testing and launch. The plan assumes the operator's licence and commercial agreement are already in place.