Century Entertainment Accelerates Move into Online Gaming Systems, Targets Vietnam Growth

Key Moments:

  • Century Entertainment International Holdings Ltd reported over HK$5 million (approximately US$643,000) revenue from its gaming systems joint venture in its first three months.
  • The company recorded month-on-month revenue increases: HK$800,000 in July, HK$1 million in August, and HK$3.27 million in September 2025.
  • A non-binding letter of intent has been signed to explore opportunities in the Vietnamese gaming sector.

Strengthening the Online Gaming Platform Business

Century Entertainment International Holdings Ltd has advanced its efforts to diversify its income streams by pivoting into the online gaming systems platform sector. After recently relaunching and then ceasing VIP table game activities in Cambodia, the company is now leveraging its technological assets and established regional relationships to introduce gaming systems and content across the Asia Pacific. In July, Century Entertainment announced a joint venture with World Platinum Technologies Inc. (WPT), based in the Philippines, focusing on the research, development, marketing, and sales of WPT’s gaming solutions in the region.

Revenue Growth Signals Early Momentum

The joint venture has demonstrated consistent monthly revenue growth in its opening quarter. The unaudited figures show HK$800,000 (US$102,900) in July, HK$1 million (US$128,600) in August, and HK$3.27 million (US$420,300) in September 2025. Cumulatively, revenue from this new business has surpassed HK$5 million (roughly US$643,000) during its first three months of operation. This growth highlights positive early results from the group’s shift into gaming systems platforms.

MonthRevenue (HK$)Revenue (US$)
July800,000102,900
August1,000,000128,600
September 20253,270,000420,300

Expansion Efforts Focused on Vietnam

Alongside these growth initiatives, Century Entertainment has entered into a non-binding letter of intent with a casino operator in Vietnam. This agreement signals the company’s interest in exploring the Vietnamese market as part of its broader efforts to rejuvenate its core gaming operations, following the termination of its VIP room business in Cambodia. The joint venture’s platform may also be made available to other third-party operators, including those in Vietnam, which the company notes could bring operational and marketing benefits as well as new revenue streams.

Addressing Investor Concerns amid Ongoing Transformation

Century Entertainment has also addressed concerns related to its trading suspension, which began in June 2025 after a going-concern disclaimer. The company confirmed that business activities have proceeded without material disruption. With the creation of the joint venture, Century Entertainment is transitioning from a pure mobile game development solutions provider to a more comprehensive online gaming platform operator.

Strategic Commitment to Growth and Market Adaptation

Century Entertainment’s recent maneuvers reflect a deliberate response to changing market and regulatory environments within the Asia Pacific. By investing in technological growth and cultivating partnerships in the region, the company aims to secure a competitive advantage in the rapidly evolving online gaming sector. The move to target Vietnam follows broader trends in industry digitization and integrated gaming experiences, highlighting Vietnam as a strategic priority in Century Entertainment’s ongoing transformation.

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Daniel Williams

Daniel Williams has started his writing career as a freelance author at a local paper media. After working there for a couple of years and writing on various topics, he found his interest for the gambling industry.
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