Grand Korea Leisure hired 58 employees for its South Korean casino operations, including 40 dealers, the company said. The new recruits will complete nine weeks of training before taking up roles in their departments.
The hires expand staffing at Grand Korea Leisure’s casinos and require a nine-week training period.
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Grand Korea Leisure reported April casino sales of nearly KRW40.19bn in a Korea Exchange filing. Sales rose 11.1% year on year, with table-game revenue up 12.7% and gaming-machine sales down 4.6%.
Grand Korea Leisure said it is recruiting junket partners for its foreigner-only casinos in South Korea as part of its Value-up Plan. The company is targeting annual revenue of KRW503.8 billion by 2030 and said it has already recruited some partners.
Grand Korea Leisure reported casino sales of KRW38.08bn for February, 17.3% higher than in the same month a year earlier. Table-game sales rose 15.9% to KRW34.75bn, while gaming-machine sales increased 35% to KRW3.32bn, according to the company’s filing.
Grand Korea Leisure reported January casino sales of KRW36.6 billion, a 6.6% increase from the same month last year. Table-game sales rose 5.3% to KRW33.1 billion, while gaming-machine sales increased 19.9% to KRW3.5 billion.
Grand Korea Leisure reported net profit attributable to shareholders of KRW6.95 billion for Q3 2026, down 52.6% year on year and 61.4% quarter on quarter. Sales were KRW109.7 billion, while operating income fell 44.4% year on year to KRW9.62 billion. For the first nine months, net income declined 16.1% to KRW40.1 billion as sales rose 6.4% to KRW340.8 billion.