Paradise Co recorded a strong recovery in July, with casino revenue reaching its highest monthly level of 2026 after rebounding from a weaker June.
According to preliminary monthly results, casino revenue totaled KRW77.9bn in July, representing a 25.8% increase from June's KRW61.9bn and a 3.6% improvement compared with the same month last year.
The recovery was driven primarily by table games, which generated KRW73.5bn in revenue during the month. This marked a 30.3% increase from June and a 3.6% rise year over year, reaffirming table games as the company's largest source of casino revenue.
Slot machine revenue moved in the opposite direction, declining 20.2% month over month to KRW4.4bn. However, it remained 3.6% higher than July 2025.
Casino Sales June VS July 2026 (KRW in million)
Gaming volumes also improved during the month. Table drop, which measures the amount of cash or credit exchanged for gaming chips, increased to KRW671.6bn, up 4.8% from June and 15% compared with a year earlier. For the first seven months of 2026, cumulative table drop reached KRW4.49tn, representing a 9.1% year-over-year increase.
Year-to-date performance also remained positive despite the volatility seen in recent months. Casino revenue totaled KRW554.3bn through the end of July, up 4.6% from the same period in 2025. Table game revenue increased 3.7% to KRW518.1bn, while slot machine revenue climbed 19.4% to KRW36.2bn.
The July rebound follows a weaker June, when casino revenue fell 21.2% year over year and 35.6% from May, prompting a slowdown in first-half momentum despite overall growth. The latest figures suggest demand has strengthened again entering the second half of the year.
Earlier this year, the company also introduced a co-chief executive structure as part of a broader governance overhaul designed to strengthen minority shareholder protections.
The figures cover Paradise Co's four foreign players-only casinos at Walkerhill Seoul, Paradise Busan, Jeju Grand, and Paradise City in Incheon
