The upgrade expanded gaming capacity, increasing tables to 116 and electronic gaming machines to 664. This project is part of a broader modernization strategy to meet rising demand and improve overall efficiency in the Philippine capital.

The group's gaming revenue surged by 84.4% to HK$442.5 million for the six months ending December 31, 2025. While hotel revenue dipped due to refurbishment closures, management anticipates a full recovery following the grand reopening scheduled for July 2026. The company aims to capitalize on the Philippines' growth as a regional hub, with the local market projected to reach $3.75 billion by 2033.

Strategically, the group held an EGM today (Feb 26) to vote on a HK$1.6 billion financing deal with DigiPlus Interactive Corp. These funds will support liquidity and long-term development obligations under its PAGCOR license, totaling over $1 billion.