Arland Technologies aims to enlarge its market footprint in Brazil

December 21, 2023
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The company has been present in the region for the past decade.

Sports betting and iGaming software company Arland Technologies has extended its Latin American reach by accelerating its market position in Brazil.

The company first entered the South American market in 2014. Arland recently signed its fourth agreement with another Brazilian operator.

Arland Technologies CEO Felipe Andrade commented, “In a regulated market, existing operators must prioritize efficiency and performance, especially with new operational requirements demanded and international entrants putting even more pressure on local operators. This is where Arland is the go-to partner in navigating these challenges.

“We are equipped with a comprehensive set of tools and enough Brazilian market experience to empower local operators to compete on the same level of excellence and efficiency as international competitors, ensuring traditional operators to stay at the forefront of this ever-changing environment while safeguarding their heritage.”

Local operators can now utilize Arland’s platform proposition, which has been customized to appeal to a Brazilian audience. Arland’s platform offers “plug-and-play” features for easier integration.

The company said in a statement, “Arland’s in-depth experience in supporting traditional retail businesses in their digital strategies to become relevant online operators for their player audiences and their multi-platform capability is what is making the difference for their clients.”

The company says it wants to provide an opportunity for others to “delve deeper into Arland's offerings and gain insights into the Brazilian market.”

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