Simon Pilkington, CEO of Malta-based igaming affiliate company KaFe Rocks Group, has expressed his pride at the company being acquired by Glitnor Group.

As part of the takeover, Mr Pilkington will join the Glitnor Group executive management team. The day-to-day management of KaFe Rocks will continue in its current format. 

“I couldn’t be prouder of the entire team, past and present, who’ve brought us to where we are today,” Mr Pilkington wrote.

“I’m thrilled that we’ll be joining Glitnor Group and have the chance to super-charge our growth within the industry together, and personally, I can’t wait to get to know and work with [Glitnor Group CEO] David Flynn, and the amazing teams there,” he continued.

“Entrepreneurial, fast-growing, culture and people-focused, and a shared ambition for future growth, we’ve found the perfect match for KFR.”

Fr Flynn himself said he was “immensely happy” and proud to welcome KFR.

“From the minute we started discussions, I have been so impressed by the Founders, Management and team at KaFe Rocks. They have built an incredible business and culture. Together with Glitnor Group, we now move forward as one, delivering on our vision to take global leadership and change the competitive landscape for game studios, game operators and lead generation across the iGaming Industry,” he said.

With its offices in San Gwann, KaFe Rocks is a leading iGaming affiliate with a successful global portfolio of assets in more than 10 markets, with brands like time2play.com and USCasinos.com focused heavily within the US market, alongside their own previous acquisition and key asset Online-slot.co.uk. 

Glitnor Group was founded by the creators of Maria Casino and Vera&John, and is aiming to become the most entrepreneurial business group in the iGaming industry. The acquisition of KaFe Rocks is expected to help progress that ambition, and allows the company to drive further forward into lead generation. 

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