Modern Times Group (MTG) has unveiled a new divisional structure, a series of leadership changes, and the agenda for its upcoming Capital Markets Day (CMD) on 9 October 2025 in Stockholm.
MTG will reorganize its studios into two commercial divisions under its “Gaming Village” concept:
- Midcore District – comprising Plarium (including Finnish studio Futureplay), InnoGames, Snowprint, Hutch, and Ninja Kiwi.
- Casual District – led by PlaySimple, with plans to expand by acquiring or integrating new teams.
Leadership Changes in the Midcore District
- Oliver Bulloss, currently MTG’s Chief Product Officer, has been appointed CEO of the Midcore District.
- Hendrik Klindworth, co-founder and CEO of InnoGames, will become Executive Chairman of the Midcore District.
- Andy Watson steps in as CEO of Hutch.
- Schraga Mor, CEO of Plarium since 2023, will leave the company.
Leadership Changes in the Casual District
- Yoav Ecker became CEO of PlaySimple in August 2025.
- Siddharth Jain, PlaySimple’s co-founder, has moved into the role of Chairman of the Board.
- Co-founders Siddhanth Jain, Preeti Reddy, and Suraj Nalin have stepped down following a transition period.
Capital Markets Day 2025: Focus Areas
The CMD will feature presentations and panels around three themes:
- Market leadership – MTG’s positioning in the global mobile gaming market.
- Transformation – details of the new operating model and strategic growth drivers.
- Growth – financial performance, capital allocation, and long-term outlook.
Spotlight sessions will also cover RAID: Shadow Legends, AI applications in game development, and upcoming titles.
“When we became a mobile-first pure-play group in 2022, we had a clear vision to become one of the leading mobile gaming groups in the world. The acquisition of Plarium enabled us to take a major leap forward. We continue to have high ambitions, and I look forward to sharing our future vision and strategy at Capital Markets Day.”
MTG President and CEO Maria Redin
