Expanse Studios, a subsidiary of Golden Matrix Group Inc., has entered a strategic partnership with ESA Gaming, a Malta‑based aggregation platform that operates in key European markets. The deal will place Expanse’s 56 proprietary casino and slot titles on ESA Gaming’s Game Aggregator System, giving the studio immediate access to Malta, Italy, Portugal, Greece, and Brazil.
The partnership is part of Expanse’s broader strategy to grow its B2B distribution footprint. By leveraging ESA Gaming’s existing regulatory licenses and operator relationships, Expanse can reach more than 90 content providers through a single, compliant platform, reducing deployment costs for operators and accelerating revenue growth.
ESA Gaming’s platform is known for its mobile‑first focus and holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B license. The integration will allow Expanse to deliver its titles to operators in regulated markets without the need for separate local licensing, speeding time to market and expanding the studio’s reach across multiple jurisdictions.
Golden Matrix Group’s recent financial results show a 15% year‑over‑year increase in Q3 2025 revenue to $47.3 million and a return to profitability with a net income of $0.4 million. The partnership aligns with GMGI’s strategy to scale high‑margin B2B operations and strengthen its competitive position in the European iGaming market.
The collaboration also positions Expanse to capitalize on the growing demand for mobile‑first casino content in Europe, where operators are seeking streamlined, compliant solutions. The single‑integration framework offered by ESA Gaming is expected to make Expanse’s portfolio more attractive to operators looking to expand their product offerings quickly.
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