For the quarter, the group suffered a loss of MYR11.9m, a 206% drop from the profit of MYR11.3m the previous year. However, the group reported a 177% growth in revenue from MYR14.4m in Q2. The loss for the previous quarter was MYR14.4m, 14% higher than Q3.

For the nine-month period, the group reported revenue of MYR131.8m, 40% lower than MYR218.9m for the same period in 2019. Profit also dropped by 188% from MYR25.4m to a loss of MYR22.4m. The group’s total assets were MYR430.7m, and equity and liabilities were MYR430.7m.

The drops in revenues were mainly attributed to a decrease in the number of products sold, and revenues from technical support and management dropped due to the temporary shutdown of outlets from March to July. Outlets are now open, however, with limited capacity.

According to the statement, the group remains cautious due to the slow recovery of the industry. “Gaming establishments in Timor-Leste and Vietnam have resumed operation since May 2020 while the gaming establishments in other countries within ASEAN have gradually resumed operations starting from July 2020,” the group said in a statement. “Some outlets in Indochina region remained closed due to the travel and movement restrictions.” The group aims to implement various cost control measures to increase revenue in the future.