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Vereeni acquires 25% of Caleta Gaming

Maltese venture capital firm invests in Brazilian casino content developer

Malta-based venture capital firm Vereeni Investments has announced that it will acquire a 25% stake in Brazilian content development company Caleta Gaming in exchange for a “seven figure investment.” With offices in Florianopolis, Caleta is a casino game design and development firm with a focus on social and real money gaming for online, mobile and land based sectors. “Being a member of the Vereeni network is going to be of immense value to us,” said David Marcus, CEO of Caleta Gaming.

Timothy John Heath, founding partner of Vereeni Investments, said of the agreement: “Vereeni Investments is always looking for businesses with fantastic teams and high-growth potential, and Caleta certainly ticks these boxes.”

“Led by David Marcus and Fabiola Jaeger, Caleta has already established itself within the industry and is well-known for its innovative approach to technology and its world-class content. We are certain that with this investment, Caleta will be able to take the next step in its growth journey and become a major player in the provision of casino content,” Heath added.

Caleta, which has offices in London (UK), Florianópolis (Brazil) and Gibraltar, is a new casino content developer that Vereeni stresses has “already built up an impressive portfolio of high-performing games,” including popular titles China Charms, Fright Night and Magic Forest.”

David Marcus, CEO of Caleta Gaming, added: “The team at Vereeni Investments has an absolutely superb record in identifying and growing gaming businesses like ours, so when we were approached by Tim and the team, it was an easy decision to make.”

“This investment will help Caleta grow by doing even more of what we do best. Being a member of the Vereeni network is going to be of immense value to us,” Marcus also said.

Vereeni has holdings in several brands across the igaming, business intelligence, software development, crypto and blockchain verticals, as part of its US$100 million ‘Level Up’ investment fund.

Source: GMB / Casino Beats