The Chairman and Managing Director of Macau’s Paradise Entertainment Ltd says the company is pivoting to new business lines and enhancing its focus on innovation in the EGM space following the cessation of the city’s satellite casino industry late last year.
Jay Chun outlines the group’s priorities in comments accompanying its Annual Report on Monday. While acknowledging that the loss of its management contract for Casino Kam Pek Paradise, which ceased operations on 1 December 2025, had a negative impact on the group, Chun said Paradise has adapted quickly – including the recent launch of a new casino advisory business.
“Since then, the Group has successfully partnered with another Macau gaming concessionaire to offer professional advisory and other services at a casino in Macau operated by the concessionaire, with effect from 2 December 2025,” Chun explained.
“The positive feedback we have received since the launch of this new service has further solidified the Group’s reputation and demonstrated our capability to deliver exceptional tailor-made services to casino operators.”
Paradise is also looking to further expand its reach via supplier arm LT Game, with Chun confirming it is exploring overseas markets including the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Sri Lanka and Malaysia.
“The growing recognition and demand from casino operators worldwide for our ETG machines and slot machines serve as a strong endorsement of the Group’s innovation and technological capabilities,” Chun said.
“The opening of our new office and showroom in Manila, the Philippines, in 2025 not only enhances our local presence, but also underscores our commitment to providing tailored sales and technical support in the region. Furthermore, the official launch of our new production line in Macau in April 2025 – the only facility in the city dedicated to manufacturing gaming equipment – has bolstered our sales and technical support capabilities by ensuring fast delivery and exceptional quality control for our electronic gaming machines, effectively meeting rising demand in both Macau and international markets.”
According to Chun, Paradise will focus on “innovation, market expansion and operational efficiency,” in the short-term, with the aim of introducing new services and gaming products for both existing and new customers.
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