Odine announced that it has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding with Logate and GTech to accelerate regional growth in financial technology and digital banking solutions. The agreement brings together Odine, which holds a 53% majority stake in Logate, with GTech to expand financial technology platforms and digital banking capabilities across Europe, the Balkans, Türkiye, the Middle East, and Africa.
Under the collaboration, the companies will work to expand GTech’s Symphony Banking platform and its advanced data analytics solutions across the Balkans and broader European markets. The technology has supported the digital transformation of financial institutions for more than 25 years. At the same time, Logate’s digital banking and financial software solutions will be scaled across Türkiye and the Middle East and Africa region.
The partnership is designed to combine the companies’ regional market knowledge with engineering and software development capabilities. Through this alignment, the companies aim to accelerate the commercialization of fintech platforms and support financial institutions seeking to modernize their technology infrastructure.
The collaboration also includes regulatory alignment initiatives, joint development of value propositions, coordinated go-to-market strategies, and structured commercial frameworks. By integrating their technology portfolios and market strengths, the companies expect to enable faster market entry and support long-term cross-regional expansion.
The agreement follows Odine’s majority acquisition of Logate and reflects the company’s broader strategy to expand beyond telecommunications infrastructure into high-growth digital sectors. Odine has been increasing its presence in fintech, public technology, and enterprise software as part of its effort to build scalable technology platforms with global reach.
Through its international operational footprint and ecosystem-driven approach, Odine plans to play a central role in creating a more interconnected financial technology landscape across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The company said the collaboration represents another step in integrating regional technology capabilities into larger global platforms that support digital transformation in banking and financial services.
