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ESforce entered Forbes list of the most expensive Runet companies

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6 years ago

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February 21, 2020

By

Zoltan Tundik

ESforce holding was included in the Forbes rating as one of the 20 most expensive Runet (Russian Internet) companies. Experts estimated the approximate cost of the company at $110 million.

The rating includes companies whose products or services can not exist outside the online environment. Organisations created in Russia and operating mainly on the Russian market were taken into account. The cost of companies is calculated based on the multipliers of analogues, transactions, and estimates of venture capitalists.

The rating includes Russian Internet giants and online services: Yandex, Mail.ru Group, Avito, HeadHunter, Rambler Group and others.

The full version of the Forbes rating can be found here.

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QTech Games partners with Wicked to add more magic to its premier platform

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33 minutes ago

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February 26, 2026

By

Wladimir P.

QTech Games partners with Wicked to add more magic to its premier platform , Wicked Games has gone live with QTech Games, bringing its full portfolio of high-volatility slot titles to operators connected to QTech’s leading aggregation platform for emerging markets.

Under the agreement, Wicked Games’ catalogue — including standout titles such as Transformers and Jack — is now instantly available to QTech’s global operator network. The deal significantly expands Wicked Games’ distribution across key growth regions, including Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe, and Latin America.

Recognised for its striking visual style and high-impact gameplay mechanics, Wicked Games creates titles built to cut through crowded casino lobbies. By integrating with QTech, the studio gains efficient access to fast-growing markets where mobile-first design and strong engagement features play a central role in operator success.

Khadija El Abi, Head of Partnerships at Wicked Games, said:

“Going live with QTech Games represents a meaningful step in our international expansion strategy. Their reach across emerging markets and robust distribution infrastructure open the door to high-growth regions where distinctive content thrives. We’re excited to see our full portfolio available through their platform.”

Philip Doftvik, CEO at QTech Games, added:

“We’re naturally thrilled that Wicked’s range of bold, innovative and sometimes ironic games, which playfully guy with conventional norms, is now available via QTech’s leading game-aggregation platform for emerging markets. We look forward to seeing how these games perform across a range of emerging markets which, in many cases, break new ground for Wicked.”

Through a single integration, operators connected to QTech Games can now deploy the complete Wicked Games portfolio, along with future releases from the studio’s upcoming roadmap.

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