Casino management services and electronic gaming equipment company Paradise Entertainment, reported significant improvements in Adjusted EBITDA across its key segments last year, and aimed...

Paradise Entertainment has recorded a loss of HK$3 million for the first six months of the year, despite EBITDA turning positive.

Electronic gaming equipment and casino management services company Paradise Entertainment has announced that it’s planning to venture into the electricity business, by supplying ‘smart charging stations and smart charging equipment for electric motorcycles, bicycles and vehicles, […] to customers in mainland China’.

Electronic table games company Paradise Entertainment has announced that Zhang Jianjun will be joining the company as a Co-Chairman, to jointly share the role with current Chairman Jay Chun.

Macau's new gaming law gives hope to Paradise Entertainment as the demise of VIP prompts demand for EGM. Company's financial future is dependent Kam Pek’s casino ability to run under SJM’s potential concession and looks at North America for expansion.

With Macau merely contributing 88 percent to the net revenue pie of Paradise Entertainment, the COVID19 impact was felt in the earnings of Paradise Entertainment for the quarter ended on Jun 30 in 2022.

Paradise Entertainment has issued a press release decrying what it says are fraudulent websites and social media trying to pass themselves off as being related to the company.

Paradise Entertainment said it is extending for a further year an agreement to supply products to a company controlled by its Chairman Jay Chun's brother in law.

Paradise Entertainment Limited, through its subsidiary LT Game Limited, has showcased its new gaming technology products at the 2023 MGS, including the new "Street Steel" and "Hulunbuir Grassland" slot games.

The MGS Entertainment Show kicked off on November 14th at the Galaxy International Convention Center, attracting 3,000 visitors.