Gaming & Gambling

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  WLC

  Sliema, Malta (primary); additional offices in London, UK, and São Paulo, Brazil

  WLC Global is a B2B technology and services provider for the iGaming and sports betting industry. The company offers a suite of products covering player account management, payment processing, fraud detection, regulatory compliance tools, and data analytics. Founded in 2015, WLC Global has grown to serve operators across regulated markets in Europe, Latin America, and Africa. Its platform is designed to be modular, allowing clients to integrate specific components or adopt the full stack. The company emphasizes security and scalability, with a cloud‑native architecture that supports high‑volume transactions. WLC Global holds licences from the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission, and has offices in Malta, the UK, and Brazil. The company’s mission is to reduce operational complexity for operators while ensuring compliance with evolving regulatory frameworks. In 2024, it processed over €2 billion in transactions for more than 50 client brands. WLC Global’s leadership team combines experience from established iGaming firms such as Evolution Gaming, BetConstruct, and Playtech, and the company has raised a total of €15 million in Series A funding led by a European gaming‑focused venture capital firm.

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  Contixo Technologies

  Chino, California, United States

  Contixo Technologies is a privately held, design-centric consumer electronics brand that specializes in children's educational products, including tablets, drones, headphones, robots, and translation pens. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Chino, California, the company operates with a lean team of 11 to 50 employees. Its mission is to blend proprietary technology with creative software to make learning fun and accessible for young minds. Contixo products are sold through major retailers such as Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Target, QVC, and HSN, as well as through its official website. The brand emphasizes family connectivity and parent-child interaction, offering affordable and durable devices pre-loaded with age-appropriate content and robust parental controls. Despite its small size, Contixo has built a global reputation for combining educational value with user-friendly technology and has showcased innovations like AI-powered translation pens and drones at events such as CES 2026.

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  Atlantis Gaming Corporation (AGC)

  Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

  Atlantis Gaming Corporation (AGC), trading as ATIG on the OTC Pink market, is a diversified company that started in 2000 as Atlantis Internet Group Corp., later re-domiciling to Nevada in 2004. For two decades, it primarily developed casino management software, central server systems, and slot machine software for land-based and online operators, securing a U.S. patent in 2009. The death of founder and longtime CEO Donald L. Bailey in mid-2024 triggered a strategic pivot under interim CEO Linda I. Bailey. AGC now pursues a “Real‑Life Monopoly” model, combining real estate acquisitions with a planned investment in a skill-based gaming startup. Its first real estate deal—the 54-unit Lahser 6 Apartments in Detroit, acquired via a share swap—generated the company’s first-ever profit of $10,616 in Q3 2024. Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, AGC continues to offer daily fantasy sports, online casino games, and casino management technology while building a small real estate portfolio through a joint venture to exchange up to 1 billion shares for property equities.