Lotte Tour Development reported Jeju Dream Tower casino sales of KRW40.4bn for March, up 24.3% year on year, according to the report. First-quarter casino sales rose 40.3% to KRW118.6bn, while March visitor numbers reached 53,587, the highest since October.
The reported sales and visitor growth helps investors assess Jeju Dream Tower’s recent casino performance.
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Brokerage iM Securities said Jeju Dream Tower could increase its gaming table count from 170 to 216 from 2027, according to a report on analyst Hwang Jiwon’s note. The proposal includes 20 additional mass-market baccarat tables on the second floor, a third-floor poker area and 16 VIP baccarat tables on the sixth floor; Lotte Tour Development declined to comment.
Jeju Dream Tower's casino net revenue fell 45.1% year-on-year in September to KRW29.09bn ($21.4m), even as casino visits hit a monthly record of 66,393. Operator Lotte Tour Development said table hold dropped to 10.8%, its lowest since December 2023, and table-game net revenue fell 49.6% to KRW25.78bn ($19m).
Jeju Dream Tower's casino net revenue fell 45.1% year-on-year in September to KRW29.09bn ($21.4m), operator Lotte Tour Development reported in a filing dated 1 October. The figure was also 37.7% lower than in August.
It was reported that Lotte Tour Development generated KRW51.59bn in July casino sales at Jeju Dream Tower. The figure was its highest monthly result of the year.
Lotte Tour Development reported June casino revenue of KRW48.72 billion at Jeju Dream Tower in South Korea, up 36.1% year on year. The company’s Korea Exchange submission attributed the increase to improved table-game hold and more tourist arrivals; revenue fell 1.4% from May.
Lotte Tour Development reported casino and hotel revenue of 52.6 billion won at Jeju Dream Tower in March, up 15% from February and 22% from March 2025. Casino revenue increased 24% month on month, while visitor numbers rose 22% to 53,587, according to the company’s reported figures.