Industry News
Vereeni Acquires 25% Stake in Caleta Gaming
17 June 2019
Maltese VC Vereeni Investments acquired a 25% stake in Caleta Gaming, a Brazilian gaming content development studio, for an undisclosed amount.
(Igaming Business) Venture capital fund Vereeni Investments has agreed a deal to purchase a 25% holding in Brazilian gaming content development studio Caleta Gaming for an undisclosed seven-figure GBP investment.
Caleta, which develops both online and mobile games using in-house technology, will now have access to additional resources via the Vereeni network.
Vereeni has holdings in a number of brands across the online gambling, business intelligence, software development, crypto and blockchain verticals, as part of its €100m (£89.1m/$112.1m) ‘Level Up’ investment fund.
“This investment will help Caleta grow by doing even more of what we do best,” Caleta chief executive David Marcus said. “Being a member of the Vereeni network is going to be of immense value to us.”
Timothy John Heath, founding partner at Vereeni, added: “Vereeni Investments is always looking for businesses with fantastic teams and high-growth potential, and Caleta certainly ticks these boxes.
“We are certain that with this investment, Caleta will be able to take the next step in its growth journey and become a major player in the provision of casino content.”
The investment comes after Vereeni last month also acquired a stake in Swedish company Flax Innovations for an undisclosed six-figure sum. Flax was founded in 2017 and its main product is the betting stimulation product Triggy.
You may be interested in...
-
Just Launched: LAVCA 2024 Top & Emerging Women Investors in Latin America
-
Headline Leads USD50m Series B for Chile’s Buk
Headline led a USD50m Series B for Buk, a Chile-based human resource management platform,...
-
DFC To Invest ~USD15m in DNA Capital VC II
DFC agreed to invest ~USD15m in DNA Capital’s second VC fund focused on investing in...
-
Lumina Capital To Invest ~USD65.7m in Brazil’s Agibank
Lumina Capital to invest BRL400m (~USD65.7m) in Agibank, a Brazil-based digital...