Paradise Entertainment Approves Over $13M Dividend

Shareholders Approve Final Dividend

Paradise Entertainment approved its final dividend at the annual general meeting this week. The move lifted total payouts above HK$105 million for the 2025 financial year. The company set the final dividend at HK$0.025 per share. Total dividends for 2025 reached HK$0.10 per share after approval.

Shareholders backed all resolutions at the meeting. The dividend plan received full support from votes cast. This shows strong backing for the company’s current direction. Investors still appear confident even with pressure in Macau’s gaming market.

The company continues to work through changes in the region. Regulations and market conditions remain tight.

Directors and Auditor Get Strong Support

Two independent directors kept their roles after strong shareholder approval. Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu also stayed as auditor after a smooth vote. The board also received approval for future share actions. This includes share buybacks and possible new share issues within set limits.

Key AGM results

• Final dividend set at HK$0.025 per share

• Total 2025 payout reached HK$105.2 million

• Directors re-elected with strong support

• Auditor reappointed with clear approval

• Board kept buyback rights for shares

Voting showed clear support for the current leadership team. Investors allowed the company more flexibility for future plans.

Cash Position Supports Dividend

Paradise Entertainment ended 2025 with stable cash levels. Company filings show cash holdings of about HK$378.1 million. Total borrowings stood at around HK$110.8 million. Net assets reached about HK$475.1 million by the end of December 2025.

The gearing ratio was 23.3 percent. Many investors may see this as a safe level. This financial strength helped support the dividend decision. It also gives the company space for future operations.

Macau Market Still Under Pressure

The company remains closely tied to Macau’s gaming sector. It provides gaming machines and casino services. Macau has seen major regulatory changes in recent years. Tourism demand has also moved up and down.

Still, Paradise Entertainment kept paying dividends while holding cash reserves. This balance may support investor trust. The board also kept approval for future share moves. This includes issuing and buying back shares up to 10 percent.

For now, the company focuses on stability. It also continues to reward shareholders in a tough market.