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Go to LatAm, a content and platform developer in LatAm, purchases a long-standing Brazil-based technology development partner for growth plans
Vibra Group has acquired TSA Technology, a Brazil-based company that is one of the group’s longest-standing development partners.
The purchase will strengthen the company, which has won numerous awards and accelerate its plans for growth with 55 specialists in platform development based in Northern Brazil.
TSA has been a long-time partner of Vibra Group, and TSA contributed significantly to Vibra’s technological growth. TSA operates under the ServiceNet name and has contracts with many Brazilian lotteries such as Loteria do Tocantins. Loteria do Maranhao. Loteria de Sergipe.
Vibra Solutions will benefit immediately from the integration of TSA’s expert teams. This will also consolidate Vibra Group’s structure in the LatAm area. The LatAm team is primarily focused on Electronic Gaming Machines, Remote Gaming Servers (RGS), Game Studios and Remote Gaming Servers. Brazil-based team specializing in Player Account Management and Sportsbook Solutions.
Vibra’s strategy is to provide a solution for every client, delivering a comprehensive solution in three key areas: a sportsbook and casino platform that offers multiple customization levels and flexibility; a content aggregation system including proprietary titles as well as third-party games from major brands; and an EGM platform which allows operators to distribute content and products through retail terminals and VLTs. Vibra Gaming is the group’s third business division. Vibra Solutions, and Vibra VLT/Retail are its other two.
Ramiro Atucha said, “We are delighted to complete the acquisition of TSA, and we welcome the TSA team to Vibra.” TSA is one of the closest and most trustworthy partners we have, with whom we have worked closely on several projects as well ongoing development. Therefore joining forces makes strategic sense.
The timing of our expansion and M&A is perfect. We have seen significant growth in LatAm over the past 12-18 months. We are very excited to welcome the TSA team as we continue our journey .”
TSA CEO Werter Luna said: “We are thrilled to have joined Ramiro and Vibra after working together for so many years. Both companies knew that they were stronger together. The synergies between the two were clear. We are ready to take on our ambitious plans to grow our business .”
Vibra was founded five years ago by an experienced management team with a wealth of experience in both the land-based industry and the online world. Vibra is now one of the most innovative and exciting content studios, and software developers on the market.
