First-half GGR remained flat at PHP31.1bn while EBITDA fell 7%, with softer VIP and premium mass demand continuing to weigh on underlying gaming volumes.
RWS reported stronger second-quarter EBITDA as Genting Singapore continued investing in its long-term redevelopment plans.
The organization, having rebranded from Gambling.com Group in July, reported an adjusted EBITDA decrease of 44% for Q2 to $7.7m, although net loss improved by 66% to $4.6m.
Tribal casinos delivered strong revenue growth in fiscal 2025, but inflation, higher operating costs and depreciation weighed on profitability.
Melco’s Q2 2026 results showed mixed performance across its portfolio, with the company navigating changing market conditions and varying results across its key properties.
The operator also witnessed record adjusted EBITDA for the quarterly period from its Mohegan Digital vertical after generating $40.1m, representing an increase of 17.2% year-over-year.
The supplier’s adjusted EBITDA for the second quarter of 2026 increased 1.8% to €3.5m, while operating loss totaled €1.9m and decreased from the €2.3m loss reported for Q2 2025.
Underlying EBITDA increased 15% to £138.3m, while the operator expects digital profitability to decline in FY27 as the higher UK Remote Gaming Duty takes full-year effect.
UK and Ireland online NGR increased 13% on a constant-currency basis, while Entain agreed the first stage of its phased exit from its Central and Eastern European business.
The casino operator recognised a Rs306.73 crore exceptional charge following the Supreme Court’s May ruling on historic GST liabilities, while casino gaming revenue also declined year-on-year.