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Companies offering other in the iGaming industry — 7 listed.
Eshkol
Gibraltar, Gibraltar
Eshkol is a performance marketing agency that specializes in driving high-volume traffic and conversions for advertisers, publishers, and app developers, with a particular emphasis on the online gaming and iGaming sectors. The company operates a proprietary platform called Genius, which integrates with over 600 diverse traffic sources and connects with more than 5,000 content creators, enabling targeted and scalable media buying. Eshkol’s service suite includes paid social, search engine marketing, display advertising, and affiliate management, all optimized for the competitive online gambling market. The company claims to serve over 700 clients across various industries, including computer companies, medical, hotels, arms industry, factories, and colleges, but its core expertise lies in iGaming. Eshkol positions itself as a data-driven partner that uses advanced analytics and real-time optimization to maximize return on ad spend for operators in sports betting, casino, and poker verticals. While the company has an established presence in the performance marketing landscape, specific details about its founding history, ownership structure, and team size remain scarce in publicly available sources. The company maintains a web presence through its official website and LinkedIn page, but its leadership and operational milestones are not widely documented outside of brief service descriptions on marketplace and directory listings. Eshkol’s focus on the iGaming vertical suggests a deep understanding of regulatory compliance, player acquisition funnels, and cross-border traffic dynamics, though formal licensing or certification details could not be verified.
ACOMAR
Central Department, Paraguay
Extensive research into ACOMAR within the iGaming and gambling industry has failed to yield verifiable information. The name appears in two distinct business contexts outside of gaming: a Paraguayan entity registered as Acomar SA (website acomar.com.py, based in Central, Paraguay) and a Peruvian group called Acomar Group (headquarters in Callao, Peru, website acomargroup.com). Neither of these organisations is described as operating in the betting, casino, sportsbook, or any other gambling vertical. Additionally, the acronym “ACOMAR” is popularly used online as a shorthand for the fantasy book A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas, creating further ambiguity. Without credible sources linking the name to iGaming activities—such as licensing records, product launches, or industry news—no substantive company profile can be written.
LMAX Group
London, United Kingdom
LMAX Group is a global financial technology company and the leading independent operator of multiple institutional execution venues for foreign exchange (FX) and digital asset trading. Founded in 2010 in London, the Group emerged from innovation work inside Betfair's labs and was initially backed by Betfair and Goldman Sachs. Today, it serves funds, banks, asset managers, retail brokerages, and buy-side institutions in over 100 countries. LMAX Group operates three regulated businesses: LMAX Exchange (an FCA-regulated multilateral trading facility and MAS-recognised market operator for FX), LMAX Global (FCA- and CySec-regulated brokers offering FX, metals, equity indices, commodities and crypto CFDs), and LMAX Digital (a GFSC-regulated institutional spot crypto exchange and custodian). The Group builds and runs its own high-performance, ultra-low latency exchange technology with matching engines in London, New York, Tokyo and Singapore. A key differentiator is its central limit order book (CLOB) model that provides streaming firm limit order liquidity with no 'last look' rejections, ensuring transparent, precise execution. LMAX Group also open-sourced the LMAX Disruptor concurrency software, widely adopted for low-latency processing. In July 2021, private equity firm J.C. Flowers acquired a 30% stake, valuing the Group at $1 billion. The company reported 2024 gross profit of $190 million (up 163% year-on-year) and total trading volumes of $6.5 trillion. With offices in nine countries and approximately 250 employees, LMAX Group is shaping the future of cross-asset markets by fusing traditional and digital finance through trusted, regulated infrastructure.
Sensus
Morrisville, North Carolina, United States
Sensus is a brand under Xylem, a global water technology company, specializing in smart metering, network communication, data analytics, and automation solutions for water, gas, and electric utilities. Originally founded in 1869, Sensus has been a provider of measurement and communication technologies for over a century. The company is headquartered in Morrisville, North Carolina, and operates as part of Xylem Inc., which acquired it in 2016 for $1.7 billion. With an estimated workforce of around 3,300 employees, Sensus serves over 10,000 utility customers worldwide. Its key platforms include the FlexNet communication network, ally smart water meters, and advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) systems, enabling utilities to optimize operations through data-driven insights. Sensus is not involved in the iGaming or gambling industry; its core business is utility infrastructure and smart city solutions.
Direct Meds
14572 S 790 W #A100, Bluffdale, UT 84065, United States
Direct Meds is a U.S.-based telehealth company founded in 2024 that offers a streamlined path to compounded GLP-1 medications for weight loss and anti-aging. The company markets itself as a direct alternative to traditional healthcare, eliminating insurance requirements, hidden fees, and lengthy wait times. Patients complete an online medical questionnaire, are evaluated by a licensed physician, and if approved, receive compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide shipped directly to their door. A key differentiator is the assignment of a dedicated registered nurse to each patient for the duration of treatment, providing ongoing support for dosing, side effects, and progress monitoring. Headquartered in Bluffdale, Utah, Direct Meds operates as a privately held company with 51–200 employees. The company gained significant traction in 2024–2026 as millions of Americans lost insurance coverage for branded GLP-1 drugs, driving demand for more affordable compounded alternatives. However, Direct Meds has also attracted regulatory scrutiny: in September 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning letter alleging that the company’s website made false or misleading claims about its compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide products. The company continues to operate and serve thousands of patients, earning a 4-star average rating on Trustpilot from over 11,800 reviews.
AGCO
Duluth, Georgia, United States
AGCO Corporation (NYSE: AGCO) is an American multinational manufacturer of agricultural machinery and precision agriculture technologies, headquartered in Duluth, Georgia. Founded on June 20, 1990, when a management team led by Robert J. Ratliff acquired the North American operations of Deutz-Allis, the company has grown through strategic acquisitions to become a global powerhouse. AGCO operates with a Farmer-First strategy, delivering value through its leading brands including Fendt, Massey Ferguson, PTx, and Valtra. The company designs and produces a comprehensive range of equipment such as tractors, combines, hay tools, sprayers, and seeding equipment, complemented by smart farming solutions like the Fuse open-platform precision agriculture system and AgCommand telemetry. In 2025, AGCO reported net sales of approximately $10.1 billion and employed around 27,900 people worldwide. The company is recognized for its focus on digital transformation, cost discipline, and high-margin product segments, positioning itself as a key partner for modern, data-driven agriculture.