Century Entertainment International has reported steady progress in its business transformation and resumption efforts, highlighting the performance of its new online gaming joint venture as a key development.
In its latest quarterly update, the company said the joint venture, formed under a partnership agreement to promote and distribute gaming system platforms across the Asia-Pacific region, recorded unaudited revenue of HK$800,000 in July, HK$1m in August and HK$3.27m in September 2025.
The group said the shift from mobile gaming solutions to an online gaming platform model marks a strategic step in revitalising its core operations following the end of its Cambodian VIP room business.
Century Entertainment added that it continues to leverage its technology team and existing regional relationships to expand its gaming platform reach.
On 28 July, the company also signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with a casino operator in Vietnam to explore potential business expansion, which it said could create operational and marketing synergies with its existing platform operations.
Good to know: The company's diversification efforts extend to a camellia oil trading business, which contributed HK$694,300 in unaudited revenue during the six months ended September 2025
Century Entertainment further confirmed progress in addressing its audit disclaimer with newly appointed auditor Crowe (HK) CPA Limited. The auditor has begun reviewing outstanding matters, and the company said it aims to resolve them as soon as practicable.
Trading of the company's shares has remained suspended since 26 June 2025 and will continue until further notice. The board advised shareholders and potential investors to exercise caution when dealing in the company's securities.
The company's diversification efforts extend to a camellia oil trading business, which contributed HK$694,300 in unaudited revenue during the six months ended September 2025
