QTech integrates ELA Games catalogue for distribution across emerging markets

QTech integrated ELA Games’ slots catalogue into its game-aggregation platform on 20 October 2026, making the studio’s portfolio available to QTech’s operator network. The companies said the distribution will target greenfield emerging markets including Africa and LatAm alongside other regions.

Scope of the deal

QTech named featured ELA Games titles as King and Flame, Spirit of Savannah, Piggy Brew Bonanza, Silly Chilli Dogs, Royal Coins, Age of Cleopatra, Legacy of Liberty 250, and Flame Fruits Frenzy. The supplier said its portfolio includes mechanics such as Cashpot and Winpot. QTech said the games are intended to be "reassuringly fast to launch, easy to understand, and simple to scale across markets."

Comments from the companies

"ELA Games’ team have many years of combined experience in developing innovative yet classically themed slots," said Philip Doftvik, QTech’s CEO. "This production line of quality games, coupled with local knowledge and data, adds a welcome shot in the arm in an often-copycat space."

Philip Doftvik also said QTech looks forward to seeing how the titles perform across new markets and to generating more revenues for partners.

"Partnering with QTech gets our games in front of new audiences," said Yaroslav Soloshenko, Head of Business Development at ELA Games. "QTech's AI-driven lobby does a great job of matching the right game to the right player."

Distribution and product positioning

QTech said the integration will expose ELA Games to its operator network and highlighted the fit between the studio's art-and-math approach and QTech's targeting. The announcement positions the deal as a route to scale in Africa and LatAm while reaching other international operators. For further industry context see news and operator-facing details on the b2b section.