Businesses holding a Malta Gaming Authority license. A tier one European position that prices at a premium and takes longer to transfer.
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An MGA license buys you credibility with suppliers, payment providers and regulated markets, and it prices accordingly. The constraint is time: a change of control needs MGA approval, and four to six months between signing and completion is normal. Structure the deal for that, either with an earnout or with the seller operating under a management agreement until approval lands. Confirm the entity has no open compliance matters before you commit, since anything unresolved becomes yours.
A buyer account is free and there is no buyer commission. Requesting details needs proof of funds and a one-time refundable deposit of $50,000, credited against the sale you complete or returned in full. Funds move through escrow held by IGA Group Ltd, released only after the inspection period passes. See the buyer guide for the full terms.
Typically four to six months from application. Plan the purchase agreement around that gap rather than assuming a fast completion.
A meaningful premium over the same business on a Curaçao license, because of market access, supplier terms and payment options.
Any open compliance correspondence, AML audit findings, and player fund segregation. Unresolved matters transfer with the entity.