The supplier has reported downturns across the board in comparison to last year's H1, with some improvements made in comparison to H2 2025.
The proposed €16.4m acquisition would give GiG an 80% stake in an African operator generating an annualised NGR run rate of around $50m.
Macau operator reported stronger profitability after completing its transition to a fully direct-managed casino portfolio.
Mass market GGR increased 2.7% during the half despite pressure on Cambodia’s international tourism. NagaCorp ended June with $416.3m in cash and no outstanding borrowings.
While net revenue during the first-half of 2026 increased 0.2% to $1.57bn, New Jersey’s casino properties reported a 15.5% year-over-year decrease in gross operating profit to $269.6m.
Non-cash accounting charges and higher marketing spending weighed on annual results despite improving gaming operations.
Casino and gambling tax revenue declined in the first half of 2026, but the government expects stronger collections by year-end.
Revenue climbed in the H1 of 2026, but profits fell as the group absorbed ramp-up costs and softer consumer demand.
The group grew EBITDA before special items by 20%, while North America's shift toward revenue share, talent-led media and prediction markets lifted its regional margin from 5% to 26%.
Driven by domestic tourism, Ras Al Khaimah recorded its strongest first half on record despite regional travel disruption.