DigiPlus Interactive Corp., a Philippine-based digital entertainment company, has announced the formation of DigiPlus Global Pte. Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary, to be incorporated in Singapore.
The decision, approved by the company’s Board of Directors on February 26th, 2025, is part of the company’s strategy to facilitate international growth.
According to a company filing, DigiPlus Global will function as a support center and regional hub, focusing primarily on strategic partnerships, talent acquisition, and international expansion. The subsidiary will be wholly owned by Diginvest Holdings Inc., a subsidiary of DigiPlus Interactive.
“Singapore is a world-class hub for business, technology, and talent,” said Eusebio Tanco, Chairman of DigiPlus Interactive, in the announcement. He explained that the establishment of DigiPlus Global aims to strengthen the company’s ability to attract top-tier professionals, develop strategic alliances, and expand its international presence.
DigiPlus Interactive operates several digital entertainment platforms in the Philippines, including BingoPlus, ArenaPlus, and GameZone. The company clarified that DigiPlus Global will focus on corporate and operational support functions and will not engage in iGaming operations within Singapore, in compliance with local regulations.
The company noted that the Singapore subsidiary is strategically positioned to leverage the country’s advanced business infrastructure and global connectivity, further solidifying DigiPlus as a leader in digital entertainment.
It is also worth noting that DigiPlus’ subsidiary, DigiPlus Brazil Interactive Ltda., recently obtained a gaming license from the Brazilian Ministry of Finance’s Secretariat of Awards and Bets. This license allows DigiPlus to operate land-based and online sports betting, electronic games, live game studios, and other fixed-odds betting activities.
As reported by AGB, DigiPlus plans to launch its Brazilian gaming operations, starting with sports betting. The company has already allocated PHP660 million ($11.4 million) to cover initial costs, including license fees, capitalization, financial reserves, and other operational expenses for the first three months of its operations launch in Brazil.
