DigiPlus sees steady recovery amid regulatory challenges

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December 16, 2025 | 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines — DigiPlus Interactive Corp. is seeing a steady recovery amid an evolving regulatory and competitive environment, with its financial performance tracking expectations.

The listed digital entertainment company said it continues to regain momentum, supported by disciplined execution and targeted operational initiatives across its digital gaming platforms.

DigiPlus said online gross gaming revenues have steadily improved over the past several months, reflecting the company’s proactive measures to strengthen platform resilience, enhance player experience and ensure operational continuity.

“The company continues to execute its strategy as planned, with operations and financial performance tracking in line with expectations,” DigiPlus chairman Eusebio Tanco said.

Tanco said DigiPlus remains focused on disciplined capital allocation and long-term value creation.

“We assure the investing public that there are no material changes to DigiPlus’ operating performance, regulatory standing, or overall business outlook,” he said.

To support its ongoing momentum, DigiPlus is accelerating efforts to transition players to its proprietary app-based platforms, reinforcing security, accessibility and control over the overall user experience.

As part of these initiatives, the company partnered with PhilFirst Insurance to introduce a surety bond program that insures player funds, providing an added layer of financial protection and reinforcing player confidence.

DigiPlus also expanded its payment ecosystem by introducing new cash-in and cash-out options through Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas-accredited providers Bayad and Pay&Go, further improving convenience and accessibility for players.

According to the company, these initiatives are beginning to deliver positive results.

In anticipation of a more robust regulatory environment, meanwhile, DigiPlus also continues to strengthen its self-regulation efforts.

The company said it is reviewing and refining its advertising and marketing materials to ensure campaigns are responsibly designed and do not inadvertently reach youth or vulnerable sectors.

It is also enhancing its responsible gaming initiatives through educational campaigns, self-exclusion tools and partnerships with mental health professionals and financial literacy experts.

DigiPlus, which is behind BingoPlus, ArenaPlus and GameZone, currently has a total registered users of over 40 million.

DigiPlus president Andy Tsui earlier told The STAR that the company is looking to hit the 50 million mark in terms of registered users by next year.