Habanero and Push Gaming both signalled their entries into Brazil, securing provisional licences to offer their products to operators in the nation’s regulated market.
Through its new licence, Habanero will be able to offer Brazilian operators its catalogue of in-house slot titles, including Hot Hot Fruit, Santa’s Village and Zeus Deluxe.
Commenting on entering Brazil, Arcangelo Lonoce, Head of Business Development at Habanero, said: “Stepping into the Brazilian market is an exciting moment for Habanero, highlighting our commitment to expanding worldwide. We’ve always had our sights set on Latin America, and with Brazil becoming a regulated market, we see amazing opportunities for growth.
“We are committed to delivering the same exceptional gaming experiences that have earned us recognition globally and look forward to forging strong partnerships in Brazil and making a significant impact in the new market.”
Following suit, Push Gaming has also entered the Brazilian market by securing a provisional licence. This will allow the UK-based slot provider to enhance the visibility of its proprietary games such as Razor Ways, Big Bamboo and Jammin’ Jars.
Fiona Hickey, Chief Business Development Officer at Push Gaming, added: “The last few months have seen some incredibly significant announcements on our commercial roadmap and seeing our games live in Brazil is the latest standout.
“The market there is one of most buoyant, globally, and has absolutely lived up to all the buzz it has received in recent years. That suits our content perfectly, and we know that our performance in Brazil will put us in the best possible position for what is to come in the remainder of the year.
“It is always an honour to work with some of the biggest names in the business, and our launches so early into 2025 are a real sign of our intent for the coming 12 months. These are exciting times at Push Gaming.”
Habanero and Push Gaming have followed several other slot providers in entering the Brazilian market, as last week saw Games Global present its collection of in-house studios to the nation’s players by gaining a supplier licence.
Walter Bugno, CEO of Games Global, commented: “We are thrilled to be part of the outstanding growing markets in Latin American countries, Brazil and Peru, two prosperous countries in terms of culture and diversity.”