Century Entertainment International Holdings Limited held a Special General Meeting (SGM) on September 30th, where shareholders voted on a key resolution that could shape the future of the company’s gaming operations.
The meeting was called to discuss and approve the casino agreement between Century Entertainment’s subsidiary, Wisdom Ocean Group Limited, and LongBay Entertainment, regarding the lease and operation of VIP rooms in Dara Sakor, Cambodia, for the next three years.
The poll results were overwhelmingly in favor of the proposed resolution. Of the 128,247,561 shares eligible to vote, 99.99 percent of votes were cast in favor of the agreement, with only 0.01 percent opposing. As a result, the resolution passed, authorizing the company’s directors to proceed with the execution of the Casino Agreement.
This agreement, which focuses on leasing and operating VIP rooms, is expected to have significant implications for Century Entertainment’s gaming revenues and operational strategy over the next three years.
Notably, the VIP rooms targeted by the agreement play a critical role in the company’s broader strategy to capitalize on the lucrative high-roller market, particularly in regions like Asia, where VIP gaming rooms remain a staple in the high-end gambling sector. Given the focus on VIP clientele, the deal with LongBay Entertainment represents a calculated move to enhance Century Entertainment’s footprint in the high-stakes gaming industry.
Hong Kong-listed Century Entertainment’s focus on high-end gaming, especially with its VIP rooms, aligns with broader industry trends across Asia, where the VIP segment remains a major revenue driver for many operators. By securing a multi-year lease on these VIP rooms, the company ensures a steady flow of business from high-net-worth individuals who are integral to the success of casino operations in markets like Macau and Southeast Asia.
