LT Game said it has suspended sales of gaming equipment in the US because of tariffs. Chairman and managing director Jay Chun said the company would focus on Asia and Europe, while leaving open a return to North America if trade issues are resolved.
The suspension removes LT Game equipment from US supply while tariffs make it difficult to compete with domestically made machines.
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Paradise Co reported net income attributable to shareholders of KRW27.78 billion for the three months to 30 September 2026, up 20.6% year on year. Sales rose 22.0% to nearly KRW351.66 billion, while net income for the first nine months fell 20.0% to KRW60.04 billion despite sales increasing 12.6% to KRW963.71 billion.
Shareholder-attributable net income at Paradise Co Ltd climbed 20.6% from a year earlier to KRW27.78bn in the third quarter, according to a filing. Third-quarter net income also increased 76.0% from the previous quarter.
Paradise Co reported October casino revenue of KRW82.1 billion, equivalent to US$61.0 million, up 12.8% year on year.
Paradise Co reported third-quarter 2026 casino revenue of KRW268.2 billion, a company record. September revenue was KRW86.7 billion, up 38.2% year on year but down 16.8% from August; the company attributed the quarterly record to improved hold.
Paradise Co reported September net casino revenue of KRW86.7bn (US$64.5m) in South Korea. The outlet reported revenue growth of 38.2% and described the quarter ending in September as a record.
Paradise reported August casino revenue of KRW104.91bn in South Korea, up 32.1% year on year. Table hold reached 14.6%, compared with 11.4% a year earlier. VIP visiting days across its four casinos remained broadly stable.