Gaming firm DigiPlus Interactive Corp. said it is ready to launch operations in Brazil in September 2025, a major step in the company’s global expansion.
The September launch is ahead of the original target of fourth quarter of 2025.
DigiPlus said in a statement Wednesday Brazil would provide a new source of growth for the company as its gaming market is twice the size of the Philippines.
Brazil, with a population of over 200 million and nearly 90 percent internet penetration, is also one of the fastest-growing gaming markets in Latin America.
“We are excited to bring world-class entertainment to new markets, bringing the strengths and expertise that we have established in the Philippines,” said DigiPlus chairman Eusebio Tanco.
“Our entry into Brazil is part of our strategic expansion program to usher DigiPlus’ next phase of growth,” he said.
DigiPlus said a local team is already in place, aiming to combine global game offerings with culturally relevant experiences. In March, DigiPlus appointed industry veteran Graham Tidey as country manager for Brazil.
As part of its expansion, DigiPlus plans to introduce livestreamed games, slots, table games and exclusive digital content tailored to Brazilian players. The company’s technology infrastructure, recently upgraded through a migration to Amazon Web Services (AWS), will support these offerings.
The expansion follows Brazil’s recent move to formally regulate online betting and gaming. This allowed international companies like DigiPlus to enter the market.
The Brazil launch is part of DigiPlus’ broader strategy to grow beyond Southeast Asia by offering secure, immersive and responsibly managed digital entertainment.
DigiPlus, a pioneer in digital entertainment in the Philippines, operates the country’s leading digital platforms BingoPlus, ArenaPlus and GameZone.
The company earlier earmarked P600 million in capital expenditures for its Brazil project, which will cover the gaming license and operating expenses for the first three months.
