
QTech, a leading game aggregator for emerging markets, has announced a new partnership with game studio Caleta Gaming, granting platform customers access to the supplier’s diverse portfolio of over 160 titles.
Headquartered in Florianópolis, known as the “Latin Silicon Valley” and recognized as a global innovation and technology hub in Brazil, Caleta Gaming brings over a decade of market experience and deep expertise across Latin American markets.
Its varied library features fast-paced games spanning virtual bingo, classic slots, table games, instant-win, and crash titles. Popular hits include Bingo Trevo da Sorte, Grandma Fortune, Bingo Bingo, Atlantis Bingo, and BetMan Crash, with new releases like Hallowins scheduled to launch.
Executive Insights on the Partnership
Philip Doftvik, CEO at QTech, said:
“Caleta Gaming’s variety provides another new driver of our content diversity in the popular verticals of crash, bingo and instant win. Our ever-expanding portfolio of products has long featured the best video slots and crash games from all around the world, and Caleta Gaming is the latest impressive exponent of this domain. Theirs is a growing and constantly innovating library, delivering consistent support to the growth of our wide gaming-vertical spread, courtesy of some quality graphics, gameplay and unique features.”
Fabíola Jaeger, CEO of Caleta Gaming, added:
“At Caleta Gaming, we are dedicated to innovation and excellence, continually striving to enhance our offerings and support the growth and success of our partners, and QTech’s expansive distributional influence is second to none. Together, we are raising the bar to shape truly localised experiences for worldwide players, so we can’t wait to see how these games perform. More specifically, we are targeting only the finest content aggregators to improve our visibility and influence in the sector, and QTech sets the gold standard for emerging markets. It’s great to hear that many operators, already integrated within QTech’s progressive platform, have requested Caleta content.”