Yggdrasil Secures B2B License to Strengthen Presence in Danish iGaming Market
In a significant development for the online gaming industry, Yggdrasil Gaming has announced its intention to continue offering its range of slot games in Denmark after obtaining a B2B license from Spillemyndigheden, the Danish gambling regulator. This licensing approval comes in the wake of new legislation that requires all igaming suppliers operating within the Danish market to secure an appropriate license, which took effect on January 1, 2025.
With the newly acquired license, Yggdrasil is now poised to maintain its presence by providing its extensive catalogue of in-house slot releases to online casino operators across Denmark. The company has been active in the Danish gambling market since 2017, and the acquisition of this license solidifies its commitment to the region until at least 2029.
Jose Simon, Chief Commercial Officer at Yggdrasil, expressed enthusiasm over the licensing approval, stating, “We are thrilled to kick-start 2025 with such positive news as Yggdrasil continues to further showcase its presence in key regulated markets worldwide.” He noted the company’s pride in its Scandinavian roots and commitment to delivering high-quality gaming content to Danish operators and their player base.
Yggdrasil’s acknowledgment of the Danish market reflects its status as a key environment for the provider, where its slot offerings resonate well with players. The firm joins other notable suppliers such as Wazdan and Leap Gaming, who have also secured similar certifications, indicating a growing commitment from multiple igaming providers to enhance their operations in Denmark.
As the Danish gaming landscape continues to evolve with robust regulatory measures, Yggdrasil’s successful licensing highlights a positive trend within the industry, promising a vibrant future for both operators and players alike. Other igaming suppliers are also expected to pursue required licenses as the market adapts to these new legislative requirements. This shift illustrates a broader movement towards responsible gambling and transparent operations within the sector.