RGB International Q3 Revenue and Profit Plunge

RGB International, the Malaysia-based gaming equipment supplier, has reported a significant drop in third-quarter results ending 30 September 2025, as weaker sales, high jackpot payouts and foreign exchange volatility weighed on its core operations.

Revenue and Profits Slump
The company posted a 73% decline in pre-tax profit to RM5.5 million (US$1.28 million) from RM20.4 million (US$4.74 million) in the same period last year. Net profit fell 78% to RM4.1 million (US$950,000), while revenue contracted 25% to RM71.1 million (US$16.53 million), reflecting challenging market conditions across Southeast Asia.

Sales and Marketing Performance
The Sales and Marketing division recorded a 14% revenue decline to RM57.3 million (US$13.33 million), with pre-tax profits also down, hit by slower shipments and reduced market demand.

Technical Support Segment Suffers
Technical Support and Management revenues halved to RM13 million (US$3.02 million), producing a pre-tax loss of RM372,000 (US$90,000) compared to a profit in Q3 2024. High jackpot payouts and Poipet outlet closures contributed to the downturn.

Foreign Exchange Pressures
Unrealized FX losses added to financial pressures, widening unallocated expenses amid ongoing currency fluctuations across the company’s multi-national operations.

Quarter-on-Quarter Weakness
Compared with Q2 2025, RGB’s revenue dropped 25% from RM94.9 million (US$22.07 million), while pre-tax profit fell 66% to RM16.1 million (US$3.74 million), with all main divisions contributing to the decline.

Outlook
Despite short-term challenges, RGB remains cautiously optimistic. Growth opportunities in key regional markets such as the Philippines, combined with continued demand for gaming equipment, could help the company recover. The results highlight volatility in Southeast Asia’s supply-driven gaming sector and the need for adaptive strategies to restore momentum.