Indian casino operator Delta Corp experienced a 3.8 percent yearly increase in gaming revenue during the second quarter of 2025, helping boost the group’s revenue by 2.58 percent yearly.
According to the group’s most recent financials, published on Monday, total gaming income totaled Rs1.72 billion ($19.65 million)– a quarterly rise of 2.9 percent.
Total revenue in 4Q24 totaled Rs1.95 billion ($22.28 million), a quarterly decrease of 0.45 percent.
Profit for the period fell to Rs294.6 million ($3.35 million), a sharp drop from the previous quarter’s Rs1.64 billion ($18.72 million), but up by 35.9 percent from the same quarter of 2024.
The group’s hospitality sector saw both yearly and quarterly drops in revenue, with 2Q25 seeing Rs120 million ($1.37 million), down by 2.75 percent yearly and 28.22 percent quarter-to-quarter.
Delta Corp Limited operates some of the largest offshore casinos in India, including Deltin Royale, Deltin JAQK, and Kings Casino. The company also owns and operates Deltin Suites, a 106-room all-suite hotel with a casino in Goa, as well as Casino Deltin Denzong at the Denzong Regency Hotel in Gangtok, Sikkim.
In addition, Delta Corp owns and operates The Deltin, a 176-room five-star hotel in Daman that is an integrated resort with a proposed casino.
Last September, the company announced a strategic move to separate its gaming business from its hospitality and real estate divisions.
