After achieving the milestone of being the best-performing stock in the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) last year, the Philippine retail gaming provider DigiPlus Interactive Corp (DigiPlus) saw its market cap reach PHP59 billion, which is over $1 billion this week.

Philippine retail gaming provider DigiPlus Interactive Corp (DigiPlus) recorded PHP 4.1 billion ($73 million) in net income in 2023, marking more than a 596 percent increase from its year-ago level.

DigiPlus Interactive Corp, a Philippine retail gaming provider, has been included in the Financial Times Stock Exchange (FTSE) Global Equity Index Series Asia Pacific Ex Japan, China, in the Micro Cap Category, as announced in its March 2024 semi-annual review.

DigiPlus Interactive Corp, a Philippine retail gaming provider, has claimed the top spot on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), outperforming nearly 300 listed companies in terms of stock price growth. Other PSE-listed gaming operators also recorded positive results in their stock prices last year.

Filipino businessman and politician Albee Benitez has sold part of his shareholding in operator DigiPlus Interactive according to a filing with the Philippines Stock Exchange. Benitez divested a total of 66.66 million shares of the company within a price range of PHP 7.01713 to PHP 7.45, or around $0.13.

Philippine retail gaming provider DigiPlus Interactive Corp (DigiPlus), formerly known as Leisure and Resorts World Corp, recorded a net income of PHP 2.1 billion ($37.5 million) in the first nine months of the year, marking more than a tenfold increase from its year-ago level.

Philippine gaming platform DigiPlus Interactive Corp has announced that it is reorganizing its structure by acquiring a 100-percent stake in a non-direct subsidiary: Gamemaster Integrated Inc.

In a statement released on Tuesday, DigiPlus Interactive Corp, formerly known as Leisure and Resorts World Corp, clarified that it currently has 'no imminent plans' to proceed with the transformation of its 24-hectare (59.3-acre) property on Boracay Island into an integrated casino project.

The founder of former Leisure and Resorts World Corporation (LRWC), Alfredo Benitez, says that he intends to go ahead with the stalled $500 million casino-resort on Boracay island, in the Philippines, alongside Macau-based gaming partner Galaxy Entertainment Group.

Philippine retail gaming provider DigiPlus Interactive Corp (DigiPlus), formerly known as Leisure and Resorts World Corp, continued the strong momentum seen in the first quarter, with 2Q23 net income up 51 percent quarter-on-quarter, to PHP659.6 million ($11.6 million).