| Software Industry | Information Technology Sector | Michael Levy CEO | OTC PINK Exchange | G81365101 CUSIP |
| BM Country | 73 Employees | - Last Dividend | - Last Split | 24 Jan 1996 IPO Date |
Silverstar Holdings Ltd., originally founded as Leisureplanet Holdings, Ltd. in 1995, undertook a name change in December 2000 to better represent its evolved business focus. The company, headquartered in Hamilton, Bermuda, operates globally, leveraging its subsidiaries to publish entertainment software. Silverstar Holdings has carved a niche in the highly competitive entertainment software industry by offering a diverse range of game titles for major gaming platforms such as Microsoft’s Xbox 360, Sony’s PS2, PSP, Nintendo’s Wii, and other digital platforms including PCs and mobile devices. The company’s strategic distribution channels span across the United Kingdom, Europe, and North America, harnessing both direct sales and third-party distributors to reach its global customer base. In addition to its primary focus on gaming, Silverstar Holdings has diversified its technology portfolio to include the development of wireless broadband solutions targeted at the mobile telecommunications sector, highlighting its versatility and adaptability in the ever-evolving digital landscape.
Silverstar Holdings publishes a variety of entertainment software titles for several popular game platforms, including Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Xbox, Sony’s PS2 and PSP, and Nintendo’s Wii and DS, along with PC, mobile, and other digital platforms. This diverse product range caters to a broad audience of gamers, offering a wide array of genres and gameplay experiences across the most sought-after gaming systems.
Responding to the growing demands of the mobile telecommunications industry, Silverstar Holdings has ventured into the development of wireless broadband solutions. This initiative marks the company’s expansion beyond entertainment software, aiming to address the critical needs for enhanced connectivity and bandwidth in the telecommunications sector, thereby supporting the company’s growth in the technology sphere.
Silverstar Holdings employs an extensive network of distribution channels to deliver its products to customers globally. In the United Kingdom, games are sold directly to consumers, which allows for a more controlled market presence. Across the rest of Europe and in North America, the company either directly sells or collaborates with third-party software distributors and licensed distributors, respectively, ensuring wide market coverage and accessibility. Additionally, Silverstar Holdings has embraced digital distribution, selling its products on CDs and online, catering to the evolving consumer preference for digital media and the convenience of immediate access.