CT Interactive expands portfolio, boosts Bulgaria presence in April
CT Interactive reported steady growth in April, driven by new game launches, expansion in its home market, and participation in industry events.
The company introduced two new slot titles during the month, including 10 Blazing Treasures and 100 Burning Brilliants, as it continues to broaden its gaming portfolio. The releases are aimed at enhancing player engagement through a mix of modern mechanics and classic gameplay features.
CT Interactive also strengthened its position in Bulgaria by adding 20 new titles to its local offering, expanding content available to partners in the market.
On the events front, the company took part in SBC Summit Malta 2026 as a supporting sponsor, with Chief Operating Officer Martin Ivanov and Chief Commercial Officer Monika Zlateva attending to meet partners and explore business opportunities.
Zlateva also spoke at the event on industry trends, presenting on the topic “Media and Messaging: From Sales to Storytelling in a Restricted Age”.
"April’s achievements reflect CT Interactive’s ongoing focus on quality and strategic partnerships," the supplier said. "The company remains committed to expanding its reach and delivering exceptional gaming experiences across global markets."
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