Signing Day Sports (SGN) has signed a binding term sheet to acquire 95-99% of Swifty Global, a sports and casino technologies company. This all-equity deal marks SGN’s new growth strategy in the sports and casino technology industry

Swifty Global, a company that has shown remarkable growth in the online sports betting and casino sector, generated a turnover of over $128 million in 2023.

The company is projecting to triple its profits over the next two years by focusing on licensing its gaming software to Tier 2 and Tier 3 online gaming and casino operators. This strategic shift to a licensing model aligns well with Signing Day Sports’ product offering and strategy.

The acquisition is expected to bring several benefits to both companies. Swifty Global, which currently operates debt-free with strong net income and significant cash flow, will gain access to a major exchange like NYSE American. This transition will provide the company with improved access to growth capital, enabling accelerated expansion.

For Signing Day Sports, the acquisition brings valuable technological assets and expertise. Swifty’s dedicated software and operations team of nearly 30 personnel is expected to play a key role in enhancing the Signing Day Sports platform, expanding its offerings to cover more sports and a broader range of services. Currently, Signing Day operates primarily in the USA, focusing on football and soccer, with over 10,000 registered users.

The combined SGN-Swifty ecosystem presents significant potential for global growth and monetization. Signing Day Sports benefits from a highly influential investor base, including shareholders and clients who own professional sports teams, as well as key board members who can facilitate Swifty’s entry into the U.S. market.

James Gibbons, CEO of Swifty Global, expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity, stating that it represents the culmination of four years of hard work and exceptional results. He emphasized that operating on a major exchange was always a major goal for the company, as it would allow access to greater exposure, capital, and credibility.

Daniel Nelson, CEO of Signing Day Sports, highlighted the potential of the partnership to enhance shareholder value and capitalize on technological advantages, financial scale, profitability, and cash flow. He noted that the transition from a private company to a public microcap on the NYSE American has been transformative, positioning the company to fully leverage its public listing and accelerate growth.