SCCG Management has signed a software licensing partnership with Galaxsys, giving the advisory group non-exclusive rights to sublicense the content provider’s portfolio to its global network of more than 130 client-partners.
Galaxsys Portfolio Reaches Wider Audience
Through the agreement, SCCG can distribute over 40 Galaxsys titles, which include fast games, skill-based content, and crash games, directly to operators and platforms. The partnership enables Galaxsys to extend its international presence while providing operators with diverse, high-performance iGaming content.
SCCG Leverages Its Global Network
Under the terms of the deal, SCCG will use its ecosystem of operators, casinos, and platforms to expand Galaxsys’ reach into new markets. In addition, operators gain streamlined access to Galaxsys’ gaming collection through SCCG’s distribution framework, which offers promotional tools, multi-currency support, and customization features.
Leadership Insights on the Partnership
Commenting on the collaboration, Stephen Crystal, Founder and CEO of SCCG Management, stated:
“Galaxsys has built a strong reputation for innovation and high-performance iGaming content. By securing this software licensing partnership, SCCG is uniquely positioned to expand their reach across our global ecosystem.
With over 33 years of success in bringing best-in-class solutions to gaming audiences worldwide, this collaboration reflects our ongoing mission to deliver growth and value for our partners.”
Future Collaboration Plans
Both companies expressed intentions to expand the partnership further, focusing on new market entries and deeper integrations. The agreement follows SCCG’s recent initiatives, including a PAM platform distribution deal with Bragg Gaming Group and regulatory training programs with Crowe Uruguay.
SCCG Strengthens Regional Presence
Meanwhile, SCCG continues to grow its regional footprint. The company recently appointed Jose Augusto Paulista as Country Manager for Brazil, underlining its commitment to strengthening operations in key emerging markets.
