Macau’s Paradise Entertainment Ltd, the parent company of gaming supplier LT Game, has identified online gaming and the provision of consultancy services to land-based operators as new verticals it is now focusing on as it looks to diversify its offerings.
The update formed part of the company’s 2025 results release Thursday, which saw a 23.1% year-on-year decline in revenue to HK$834.4 million including a 45.3% drop in revenue from the sale and leasing of electronic gaming equipment and systems to HK$199.8 million.
Profit fell 63.5% to HK$139.4 million and Adjusted EBITDA by 54.2% to HK$207.5 million on lower product sales and the cessation of satellite casino management services at Macau’s Casino Kam Pek Paradise.
Paradise’s LT Game brand is best known for its Live Multi-Game (LMG) terminals that are widely used throughout Macau and provide an effective means of offering more gaming positions for players given the city’s strict cap on the total number of gaming tables.
In its results release, the company said it is actively pursuing expansion of its land-based product offerings to overseas markets with significant potential, including the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Laos, Malaysia, Vietnam and North America, to capture “untapped demand.”
However, it is also moving into the online gaming space via a recently launched B2B game content brand called Infernoplay, which the company said would leverage LT Game’s existing game titles.
“Fuelled by technological advancements, a diverse range of game offerings and the explosive growth of mobile internet, the global online gaming market is poised for rapid expansion,” it explained.
“With our robust technological capabilities, highly recognized brand and exceptional talent, the Group is strategically positioned to seize this tremendous market opportunity. The Group is set to launch our new brand called Infernoplay as we venture into the online gaming sector, positioning ourselves as a dynamic game provider.
“A collection of engaging new games, enhanced by our ability to integrate generative artificial intelligence, is already in the development pipeline and will soon be ready for launch with licensed online gaming operators. Given the surging popularity of online gaming, the Group anticipates that this venture may represent an additional growth opportunity in the near future.”
Paradise also revealed that it has, since the cessation of its management services agreement with SJM Resorts, S.A. late last year, it has “successfully partnered with another gaming concessionaire in Macau, offering professional advisory services to a casino operated by the concessionaire since 2 December 2025.” It did not name the concessionaire in question.
LT Game, meanwhile, has developed a range of new products that Paradise says aim to provide operators with greater flexibility on their casino floors.
These products include upcoming LMG system “Black Coral”, set for launch this year and incorporating “advanced technological features” like integrated analytics and widgets that present historical and real-time gameplay data in a clear and accessible format – aimed at enhancing player engagement and the overall gaming experience.
Black Coral will combine with new slant-top cabinet “Speedwave” featuring an advanced architecture that enables casino operators to switch between different games simply by changing the topper.
“These developments not only aim to satisfy the diverse preferences of gaming enthusiasts but also better position the Group to establish a robust presence in emerging markets, driving sustainable growth while reinforcing our status as one of the leaders in the global gaming industry,” Paradise said.
“Amid a competitive global gaming market, it is essential for the Group to proactively invest in innovation and technology and remain agile in responding to ever-changing market demands and trends. Our unwavering commitment to enhancing product innovation and expanding our offerings empowers us to meet the evolving needs of our clients, business partners and gaming enthusiasts.”
