Century Entertainment International Holdings says it is moving steadily toward a planned August 2026 resumption of trading, citing early revenue from its technology-based gaming operations and progress in addressing audit issues.
In its latest update, the organization confirmed that its gaming apps completed testing and went live on the WPT platform in April. Around the same time, it secured its first direct Gaming Venue Operator agreement and began recording initial revenue. Marketing activity has been underway since March, supported by newly appointed promoters focused on digital outreach, affiliates and key opinion leaders.
From commencement of operations through March 31, 2026, the company reported not less than HK$23 million in unaudited turnover from its Phase II and III technology-based gaming segment. Its camellia oil business, which supplies seeds, oil-based food products and other agricultural items to roughly 20 customers in Guangdong and Jiangxi, generated not less than HK$6.8m, or RMB5.9m, over the same period.
Century is seeking to sign three to five direct gaming venue operator agreements by the end of August and is in discussions with additional licensed partners in the Philippines to reduce reliance on a single platform and broaden revenue channels.
The board also outlined ongoing efforts to resolve the auditor’s disclaimer of opinion, including work related to receivables and preparation of a 24-month cash flow forecast to support its going concern position.
Trading in the company’s shares remains suspended pending fulfillment of resumption conditions. Further updates will be issued as milestones are reached.
Century’s shares have been suspended from trading since June 26, 2025
