LeoVegas hails ‘milestone’ moment as Royal Panda migration is completed

LeoVegas has completed the migration of the Royal Panda brand to the group’s technical platform, which it says will lead to additional economies of scale and other benefits for the company.

This completion means that all of the firm’s wholly owned brands are now run on the joint-group platform, an occasion which Gustaf Hagman, group CEO, says marks “a milestone in the company’s history”.

LeoVegas says that the technical migration of Royal Panda will result in a more focused and efficient operation that fully benefits from economies of scale in technology, products and organisation. 

It is added that having a single platform decreases the complexity of operating activities, and the group’s own technology organisation minimises redundant work that is required when operating and running several technical platforms. 

Another major advantage cited by LeoVegas in its multi-brand support is that Royal Panda will be able to retain its own profile, look and feel, even though the brand uses the same technical platform as the group’s other wholly owned brands. 

Furthermore, it is anticipated that that Royal Panda gaming experience will be “significantly improved” through a faster and better mobile solution, an expanded offering of casino games, an improved sports betting experience, and a larger number of payment options. 

“Being able to run all brands on one and the same platform is a milestone in the company’s history,” Hagman noted. “I want to strongly commend all of the teams that made this possible. 

“I am eager to see how we can now free up resources and speed up the pace of our other growth initiatives and how all of Royal Panda’s customers can now fully benefit from the best gaming experience there is.” 

LeoVegas’ Rhino igaming platform is developed for multi-brand operation and currently handles more than ten brands and is licensed in eight jurisdictions. Rhino handles more than 60 game integrations from casino providers, both directly and via aggregators, sportsbooks and more than 30 payment service providers, including support for Open Banking.