EveryMatrix has received formal licensing approval to supply its turnkey platform technology in South Africa, just months after the company switched to a Co-CEO model.
The London-founded firm’s South African arm – EveryMatrix South Africa (EMSA) – has secured a manufacturer’s licence from the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board.
It is now authorised to provide leading local and international operators with its modular and turnkey platform products across sports, casino, player account management (PAM), payments and affiliate management.
EveryMatrix everywhere
EveryMatrix is growing across the continent and has said that ‘major customer launches are imminent’, following wholesale changes across the business.
It acquired FSB Technology in 2024, providing the company with further access to South Africa and several other of the continent’s developed and developing iGaming markets.
Last year also saw a high profile leadership change at the company, with Jonas Groes joining his brother and the firm’s Co-Founder, Ebbe Groes, as Co-CEO in December 2025.
EveryMatrix’s turnkey platform technology is being selected by an increasing number of large-scale, local and global tier-1 operators and World Lottery Association (WLA) member organisations across key regulated markets.
Mark Schmidt, Managing Director, Africa, EveryMatrix, said: “Bringing our full suite of turnkey platform products into South Africa under our new licence is enabling us to power some of the biggest brands here, giving them access to technology that will instantly unlock their potential and drive market growth.
“In the coming weeks and months, we’ll be announcing some major deals so watch this space.
“Our casino, sports, PAM, payments, games and content aggregation and affiliate management solutions, supported by our local experts who understand their needs and challenges are providing an offering no one else has been able to offer so far in South Africa and across the continent.”
The business has been embarking on an international expansion, further highlighted by its recent appointment of Matias Montero as Managing Director for its operations in Latin America.
It now has more than 1,500 employees across 16 offices in 16 countries and serves over 300 customers worldwide.