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  Colibrix

  London, United Kingdom

  COLIBRIX is a UK-based Electronic Money Institution and payment service provider that delivers an all-in-one smart payment platform for modern businesses. Founded in 2020 as Paysage, it rebranded in September 2022 to reflect its commitment to innovation. Headquartered in London with an additional office in Malta, the company is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority and achieved Principal Membership with both Mastercard and Visa in December 2023. Its product suite spans card acquiring, mass payouts via Visa Direct and Mastercard MoneySend, virtual card issuance, digital wallet operations, cross-border merchant accounts, and corporate current accounts. In June 2025, COLIBRIX unified its brands under COLIBRIX ONE, positioning as a full-stack fintech platform. Serving e-commerce merchants, marketplaces, digital goods providers, and financial institutions, the company processes multi-currency transactions with fast API integration and PCI DSS compliance. COLIBRIX employs between 51 and 200 people and continues to grow its presence in key financial hubs.

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  ANDEMAR CATALUNYA

  Barcelona, Spain

  ANDEMAR CATALUNYA is the leading business association for the recreational gaming machine sector in Catalonia, Spain. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Barcelona, the association represents the vast majority of operators of "máquina B" (limited-prize amusement machines) across the region's hospitality industry. With four decades of advocacy, it serves as the collective voice for companies ranging from small local operators to large enterprises, working to defend the interests of the sector before public administrations, regulatory bodies, and the broader business community. The association is a member of Foment del Treball Nacional, the main Catalan employer confederation, and maintains ties with similar organizations at the national and international levels. In addition to lobbying and representation, ANDEMAR CATALUNYA publishes the trade magazine *Revista Joc Privat* and organizes technical sessions and industry events. It also offers resources such as a professional directory and membership services. The association operates exclusively within Catalonia, focusing on the unique regulatory and economic challenges facing the region's gaming machine operators. Its activities include legal advice, sector promotion, and communication between operators and hospitality venues.

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  AGIMEG

  Via Castelfidardo 4, 00185 Roma (Rome), RM, Italy

  AGIMEG (Agenzia Giornalistica sul Mercato del Gioco) is Italy’s leading press agency exclusively dedicated to the gaming, betting, and gambling market. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Rome, it provides a comprehensive daily information service covering all segments of the Italian gambling industry—including sports betting, casino, poker, bingo, lotteries, and online gaming—as well as European and international regulatory developments. The agency is operated by publisher JEA srl and directed by Fabio Felici. Its output includes breaking news, in-depth interviews, market surveys, analytical reports, and special dossiers aimed at operators, suppliers, and regulators. AGIMEG is widely recognised as the primary B2B reference point for the Italian gaming sector and maintains a strong digital presence through its website agimeg.it and social media channels. The agency regularly participates in key industry events such as Enada, where it conducts on-site interviews and networking. With its exclusive focus and reputation for unbiased, timely reporting, AGIMEG serves as an essential resource for anyone tracking the Italian and European gambling landscape.

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  AESCAM/Famacasm

  Shenzhen, China

  Asecam Security is a manufacturer and distributor of digital video surveillance equipment, focusing on IP cameras, NVR/DVR recorders, and related accessories. The company positions itself as a world-leading developer of security surveillance and control systems, with products ranging from indoor and outdoor bullet cameras to PTZ models with 4K resolution and auto-tracking capabilities. Asecam operates a straightforward e-commerce website for B2B and B2C hardware sales, offering global shipping via major couriers like DHL and FedEx. Its cameras support standard RTSP protocols, enabling integration with third-party video management software such as Agent DVR and SmartVision. Despite its claims of being a world leader, Asecam appears to be a small-to-mid-scale OEM/ODM manufacturer with limited public corporate information—no founding date, headquarters address, or leadership team are disclosed. The domain asecam.net was registered in 2016, but the company's exact founding year remains unknown. All available evidence points to a pure-play security hardware vendor with no presence in iGaming or gambling markets.

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  TITANS

  Nashville, Tennessee, USA

  The Tennessee Titans are a professional American football franchise based in Nashville, Tennessee, and a member of the AFC South division of the NFL. Originally founded in 1959 as the Houston Oilers by oil tycoon Bud Adams, the team was one of the eight charter members of the American Football League (AFL) and won the first two AFL championships (1960, 1961). The franchise moved to Tennessee in 1997, playing first as the Tennessee Oilers before rebranding as the Tennessee Titans in 1999 upon moving into what is now Nissan Stadium. The Titans reached their only Super Bowl appearance in the 1999 season (Super Bowl XXXIV), losing 23-16 to the St. Louis Rams. The team is known for its passionate fan base, iconic players such as Earl Campbell, Warren Moon, Steve McNair, Eddie George, Chris Johnson, and Derrick Henry, and its distinctive 'Titan blue' uniforms. The franchise is currently owned by the Adams family, with Amy Adams Strunk as controlling owner. The Titans play home games at Nissan Stadium, with a new domed stadium of the same name expected to open in 2027.

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  ACORDJOC

  Barcelona, Spain

  ACORDJOC (Associació Catalana de Pimes del Sector del Joc) is the professional trade association representing micro and small enterprises in the Catalan gaming sector, headquartered in Barcelona, Spain. The association serves as a unified voice for over 1,600 member companies operating slot machine venues, gaming halls, and other land-based gambling establishments across Catalonia. Its mission is to promote responsible, transparent, and sustainable gaming while providing value-added services such as legal advisory, networking events, and sustainability initiatives. ACORDJOC has joined the Plataforma para el Juego Sostenible to support responsible gambling projects. Although it does not develop or sell gambling products, it plays a key role in the Spanish gaming ecosystem by advocating for SMEs and facilitating compliance with Catalan and national regulations. The association maintains a bilingual website and social media presence.

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  MRS

  15 Northburgh Street, London, EC1V 0JR, UK

  The Market Research Society (MRS) is the UK’s leading professional body and regulator for the research, insight, and analytics sector, founded in 1946 in London. It serves over 5,000 individual members and more than 500 accredited Company Partners globally, representing a £4.8 billion industry. MRS sets the ethical and professional standards for market and social research through its Code of Conduct and offers accredited qualifications, training, and CPD programmes. The society also publishes the International Journal of Market Research and Impact magazine, hosts major awards such as the MRS Awards, and runs the MRS Delphi Group think tank. Its headquarters at 15 Northburgh Street, London, have been the base since 1990, and it is currently led by CEO Jane Frost, CBE.

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  Landerlab

  Tirana, Albania

  Landerlab is an AI-powered landing page and quiz funnel builder that serves performance marketers, affiliate marketers, and media buyers operating in high-conversion verticals such as iGaming, lead generation, and e-commerce. The platform enables users to create, publish, and optimize landing pages without any coding, using a drag-and-drop editor combined with an AI builder that generates complete pages from a single text prompt. Beyond page creation, Landerlab provides tools for lead capture, visitor qualification, A/B testing, and automated lead distribution to third-party systems. Launched in 2020 and headquartered in Tirana, Albania, the company operates with a lean team of approximately six employees and serves over 3,500 marketers worldwide. As of mid-2025, Landerlab has achieved an estimated $660,000 in annual recurring revenue and a $2 million valuation, according to SaaS metrics platform GetLatka. The company is led by CEO Ervin Hoxha and appears to be bootstrapped, with no public record of external funding. Its niche focus on AI-driven efficiency and template-based speed differentiates it from general-purpose landing page builders like ClickFunnels, Instapage, and Leadpages, specifically catering to the rapid campaign iteration needs of affiliates and media buyers.

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  Vibelets

  Vibelets is a privately held AI-driven marketing platform that automates the creation, launch, and optimization of digital advertising campaigns. Founded by Nipun Taneja, the company positions itself as a replacement for traditional marketing teams—specifically strategists, creative directors, media buyers, and analysts—by using artificial intelligence to handle the entire ad lifecycle. The platform is primarily built for D2C (direct-to-consumer) brands, ecommerce founders, 'Vibe Coders', and marketers who want to scale ads without hiring a full in-house team. Vibelets differentiates itself by requiring no onboarding calls or lengthy implementation. Users simply paste a product URL, and the AI reads the brand’s tone, audience, price band, and hook angles within 90 seconds. It then generates a full set of ad creatives and launches them live across multiple channels—including Meta (Facebook/Instagram), Google, and TikTok—all with a single click. The system continues to optimize campaigns every hour, automatically scaling winning ads and pausing underperformers. The company claims its AI has been trained on over $100 million in ad spend, giving it a proprietary data edge. The business model is outcome-based: monthly or yearly subscriptions that scale by brand count and channel usage, not by hours or headcount. Plans range from a free Starter tier (one brand, human-in-the-loop) to Pro and Enterprise tiers with advanced analytics, cross-platform integrations, and dedicated growth managers. Vibelets is targeting a gap in the market where brands have good products but struggle to connect, convert, and scale through effective advertising.

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  Vyking

  Nicosia, Cyprus

  Vyking is a Cyprus-based iGaming technology provider that combines a casino game aggregator with a modular platform stack. The company’s core offering is a high-performance aggregation layer connecting operators to over 25,000 games from more than 250 studios through a single API, including slots, table games, live casino, and crash games with support for both fiat and cryptocurrency transactions. Beyond aggregation, Vyking adds an intelligence suite with AI-driven game recommendations, a configurable bonus and cashback engine, VIP tooling, and performance dashboards, enabling operators to shape player behaviour and optimise lifetime value. The platform’s modular, open architecture supports white-label, turnkey, and self-service deployment, allowing operators to launch quickly and later scale to full product ownership without replatforming. Vyking also runs Vyking Ventures, an investment arm that backs early-stage iGaming infrastructure, data, AI, payments, and Web3 companies. Headquartered in Nicosia, Cyprus, and privately held, the company employs between 51 and 200 people and is led by CEO Franz Gerhart. Vyking positions itself as a future-ready partner for operators seeking scale, control, and data-driven growth in regulated markets.

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  Voltage

  Japan

  Voltage Inc. is a Japanese developer and publisher of interactive story apps, specializing in otome (romance) games and visual novels for iOS and Android devices. The company’s flagship product line, “Drama Apps,” delivers narrative-driven mobile experiences centered on love, challenge, and character interaction. Voltage maintains a San Francisco studio focused on Western market localization and has expanded its catalog to the Nintendo Switch platform. While operating primarily in the mobile gaming sector, its games incorporate gacha-style mechanics and in-app purchases, placing it at the intersection of narrative entertainment and monetization models akin to social casinos. Voltage’s content is distributed through its own branded apps under the “Love 365” and “Otome Romance” umbrellas, as well as via third-party app stores. Founded by Yuzi Tsutani, the company has built a dedicated global audience through localized releases and a long history in the female-targeted mobile story game niche.