Playtech is a gaming technology supplier headquartered in the Isle of Man and listed on the London Stock Exchange, founded in 1999. Its B2B business supplies a player account management platform, casino and live casino content from its own studios, a sportsbook, poker, bingo and services to operators in regulated markets across Europe, Latin America and North America, including strategic agreements with Caliplay in Mexico and operators in the United States and Brazil. It sold its Italian B2C operator Snaitech to Flutter in 2025 to concentrate on B2B, runs live casino studios in Latvia, Romania, Spain, Peru and the United States, holds supplier licences in more than thirty jurisdictions and employs around 7,000 people.
Playtech trades as PTEC on London Stock Exchange and carries 1.04% of the iGT 25 iGaming stock index.
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