SBC News Net Gaming Group sees DACH for the future

Net Gaming Group sees DACH for the future

The potential of the Germany betting market has seen another affiliate firm try and position itself as a key gateway for player acquisition. Affiliate operator Net Gaming Europe AB has invested up to €3.5m euro with the ‘strategic acquisition’ of affiliate assets, primarily in the DACH region (Germany, Austria and Switzerland) from Webwiser Gmbh.

Known for its comparison websites within iGaming, Net Gaming announced a letter of intent back on 19 April, and has now followed through on the acquisition, declaring that the operations show strong growth and are currently generating quarterly sales of approximately €200,000, with an operating margin of approximately 75%.

The initial purchase consideration of €2.29m will be settled with existing cash resources. Payment of a maximum additional consideration of €1.25m may also be required. RB Capital advised Webwiser on the sale of its assets.

André Boeck, Founder and CEO of Webwiser, commented: “We are truly excited at finding the right buyer for our business, and are looking forward to work with the team at Net Gaming to take the websites to the next level. With its proven track record and a group of savvy people around, Net Gaming takes a great leap forward to become a major player in performance marketing on the DACH market.”

Marcus Teilman, CEO of Net Gaming, explained: “The acquisition strengthens our position in the DACH region. We have identified the DACH region as one of the geographical markets with the highest growth potential in the long run. This transaction will give us further opportunities to grow our existing operations in the region, and also expand these assets to new markets.

“Considering the fact the founders will remain and continue to work with the assets for Net Gaming feels truly great, since we have got a great first impression of the said founders.”

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