DigiPlus Maintains Stability in 2025 with Net Income of ₱12.6 Billion
DigiPlus closed 2025 with stable profitability even as revenue expanded.
Key Takeaways:
- DigiPlus reports steady profitability with ₱12.6 billion net income in 2025
- Company expands into land-based and international markets with significant investments
- Navigates tighter domestic regulations while focusing on long-term growth
The Philippines-based group behind BingoPlus and ArenaPlus posted net income of ₱12.6 billion for the year. This was nearly unchanged from ₱12.58 billion in 2024, while total revenue rose about 12% to ₱84.2 billion and EBITDA edged up to ₱14.2 billion.
The board approved ₱3.8 billion in cash dividends, equivalent to ₱0.83 per share and roughly 30% of annual profit.
Strategic Push Beyond Digital Platforms
DigiPlus accelerated its move into land-based and international markets in 2025. The shift was backed with a ₱12 billion subscription to convertible notes from International Entertainment Corp., a position that could convert into a 53.89% stake in the operator of New Coast Hotel Manila.
The company also set up a Singapore-based hub for corporate support and talent sourcing, filed for licences in South Africa, and earmarked capital for Brazil initiatives. Company filings indicate up to ₱3 billion in 2025 capex to support these plans.
DigiPlus acknowledged tighter domestic rules including e-wallet delinking and higher tax rates as industry headwinds.
“Evolving Industry”
This expansion comes as competition and innovation intensify within the Philippines’ gaming sector. Bloomberry Resorts recently launched its MegaFUNalo studio, described as the country’s first fully transparent live casino studio.
Chairman Eusebio Tanco said,“Despite a challenging and evolving industry landscape, DigiPlus delivered a resilient performance in 2025, reflecting the strength of our platforms, disciplined execution, and the trust of our users. As we look ahead, we remain optimistic about our growth trajectory and are confident in our ability to continue innovating responsibly while creating long-term value”.
The firm also paused its Brazil soft-launch to refine product-market fit after initial live testing, a move management described as prioritising long-term, locally resonant offerings.
