We got January off to a great start here at Kalamba, with progress across our commercial, product, and promotional initiatives, as well as the release of new titles that are already gaining traction with partners.

We began the year by strengthening our commercial organisation with two internal promotions. Sanni Toivakka stepped into the role of Head of Account Management, and Giovanna Calà became Head of Business Development. Both have made important contributions to our partner network and market expansion, and their new roles reflect the continued development of our commercial capabilities.

On the product side, January saw the release of Blazing Horses Hold and Win, Carnival Express 7s, 3 Pot Piggies Hold and Win and Electro Blast 7s, all of which have launched to strong early engagement. These titles helped set the pace for our 2026 roadmap, which continues to focus on feature‑rich gameplay, market‑specific configurations, and a consistent release cadence throughout the year.

Kash Drops and our wider promotional toolkit remains a central focus. We continued working closely with operators to support high‑frequency engagement strategies and to ensure our tools align with evolving requirements across regulated markets. Development also progressed on upcoming enhancements designed to give partners greater flexibility and control over promotional execution.

As we move into February and March, we’re well placed to build on this strong start with further releases, expanded promotional capabilities, and continued collaboration with partners across our network.

See you next month!

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