Gaming Corps AB (publ) has officially announced that its subsidiary, Gaming Corps Malta Ltd, has obtained a conditional licence from Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis (AGLC).
This milestone authorizes the company to manufacture and supply its diverse gaming software within Alberta, Canada, ensuring the studio is certified to go live from “day one” when the province’s regulated market officially opens on July 13, 2026.
Capitalizing on a Growing North American Hub
Alberta’s iGaming landscape is governed by the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act and the iGaming Alberta Act. Under this framework, the Alberta iGaming Corporation manages market operations while the AGLC maintains oversight of registration and compliance. The province represents a massive opportunity for tier-one providers, with annual revenue estimates reaching approximately CAD 900 million (over 6 billion SEK) and nearly 65% of residents reporting active gambling engagement.
Gaming Corps Malta is among an elite group of only 30 providers to secure this early certification. The conditional licence remains valid until July 13, 2027, during which time licensees must complete an exhaustive compliance procedure to transition to a full licence.
Team Dedication and Strategic Growth
Juha Kauppinen, CEO of Gaming Corps, highlighted the strategic importance of this expansion:
“We have since day one had a strong focus on regulatory compliance and growing our business in regulated markets. With the great start we have had in Ontario, we now hope to see the same momentum in Alberta. We are very proud of obtaining another license from a key regulated market in the industry and our ability to ticket off two important Canadian licenses in just six months shows the dedication and focus in our team. We strive to be a serious tier one provider of varied and tailored content in North America and hope this will create further recognition with major US based operators operating in both US and Canada.”
