Swarmio Media Enters Tunisia Via Partnership With Largest Telecom In The Country
Swarmio Media (CSE: SWRM) continues to expand its distribution as a result of a partnership agreement entered into with TM Wholesale. The firm this morning announced that it will be entering the African continent for the first time, deploying its tech across Tunisia.
The firm has reportedly entered into a commercial agreement with Ooredoo Tunisia, a subsidiary of the larger Ooredoo Group, whom is one of the largest telecom operators globally. The arrangement will see the launch of Swarmio’s Ember platform within the country, which is to be white-labelled under the banned of Ooredoo EZ.
The platform, which enables the 7.5 million customers of Ooredoo Tunisia to access a subscription-based gaming and esports service, will provide access to tournaments, exclusive game content, and managed communities. Ooredoo has agreed to extensively market the launch of the platform, with the two entities agreeing to split revenues from monthly subscription fees and in game content sold on the platform.
“Every day we’re seeing the growing power and potential of gaming and esports and are immensely excited to be partnering with proven specialists, Swarmio Media, to bring dynamic new gaming experiences to our Tunisian customers,” commented Sunil Mishra, Chief Marketing Officer of Ooredoo Tunisia.
Ooredoo Tunisia is currently the largest telecom within the country, servicing well over half of the countries population of 11.8 million. Gamers within the country are said to amount to 5.3 million, which is growing at 6.7% per year.
Swarmio Media last traded at $0.11 on the CSE.
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