Good morning. More sales do not always mean better returns. RGB International’s second-quarter revenue climbed 15 percent, but a less favorable product mix pushed shareholder profit down 26 percent to $2.57 million, with gross profit and EBITDA also declining. In Papua New Guinea, Pacific Pearl casino is targeting a late-2026 opening with 100 gaming machines and 20 tables, subject to the remaining regulatory approvals. And in Macau, Wynn Macau declared a $0.029-per-share interim dividend after first-half profit surged, helped substantially by an $88.6 million derivatives gain alongside stronger operations.
What you need to know
- RGB International’s quarterly revenue climbed 15%, while changes in product mix contributed to a 26% decline in profit.
- Pacific Pearl plans to open in Port Moresby later this year with 100 gaming machines and 20 gaming tables.
- Wynn Macau declared an interim dividend of $0.029 per share after a 570.5 percent rise in first-half profit.
On the radar
- Macau Legend expects 90% narrower 1H26 loss as impairment drops out.
- Tangam Systems casino installations exceed 300 with AI reporting tool.
- Megaworld targets nearly 12,000 hotel rooms by 2032.
- Malaysia’s Finance Ministry rejects Kedah claims of new gambling licenses.
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Product mix weighs on RGB; 2Q26 profit falls 26%
RGB International recorded higher sales but weaker profitability in the second quarter of 2026, with shareholder profit falling 26 percent to $2.57 million. Group revenue rose 15 percent, while revenue from its core Sales and Marketing division increased 20 percent due to higher product volumes. However, the division’s pre-tax profit declined 21 percent, which the Malaysian gaming equipment supplier attributed to changes in product mix.
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