Century Entertainment International has set August 2026 as its target date for resuming trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, where its shares have been suspended since June 26th 2025, according to an update filed on May 27th.
In the announcement, the company laid out a ten-stage resumption plan, with the final stages — submission of a resumption proposal to the Stock Exchange, followed by exchange review and approval — scheduled for July and August 2026. The board said it is ‘actively managing each stage to ensure timely execution.‘
Among the milestones cited in support of the resumption bid, Century Entertainment pointed to the April 2026 launch of its app on the Philippines-based World Platinum Technologies (WPT) platform, as well as the signing of its first Gaming Venue Operator (GVO) agreement that same month. The company recorded its first revenue in the final week of April, though the announcement described the amount only as ‘small revenue.’
The company said it is in discussions with other PAGCOR-accredited Gaming Service Authority partners, including WPT, and expects to sign one to two additional licensed partners by July 2026. It is also targeting three to five direct GVO agreements by August 31st 2026, which it said would ‘significantly enhance the Company’s revenue base and market presence.’
Unaudited turnover from the company’s Phase II and III technology-based gaming operations reached ‘not less than HK$23 million’ ($2.94 million) from commencement through March 31st 2026, while its camellia oil business contributed a further HK$6.8 million ($870,000) over the same period. Marketing activities across digital, KOL, and affiliate channels have been active since March 2026.
Auditor issues still in progress
Resolution of the disclaimer of opinion that prompted the suspension remains in progress. On the recoverability of receivables owed by chairman Ng Man Sun — who was reappointed to the role on April 15th, 2026 — the company said its auditor ‘has preliminarily expressed its view that the limitation on the recoverability of Mr. Ng’s Receivables will be removed’ following an offsetting agreement dated July 2nd 2025.
To address going concern qualifications, the company said Ho Tsz Ying — who disposed of her entire 28.05 percent stake in the company earlier this year but is described in the latest announcement as still holding HK$32 million ($4.09 million) in convertible bonds — has preliminarily indicated willingness to extend the bonds’ maturity or convert them without requiring repayment. A 24-month cash flow forecast covering the period from April 1st, 2026, is being prepared for the auditor’s evaluation.
