Key Highlights
- DigiPlus Interactive advanced to 215th position from last year’s 223rd spot
- NagaCorp achieved the most significant advancement, jumping from 418th to 362nd
- Genting Bhd maintained its 53rd position as the top-ranked gaming operator
- Both Alliance Global and Bloomberry Resorts experienced ranking declines
- Total revenue across all 500 companies reached $1.88 trillion during 2025
Fortune magazine’s 2026 Southeast Asia 500 ranking, which evaluates regional corporations based on annual revenue, includes five gaming-related enterprises. The outcomes reveal contrasting trajectories, with certain operators gaining ground while others experienced setbacks.
The comprehensive ranking encompasses businesses operating across seven Southeast Asian nations: Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Cambodia.
DigiPlus and NagaCorp Register Notable Gains
DigiPlus Interactive, publicly traded in the Philippines, improved its standing to 215th from the previous year’s 223rd position. The enterprise manages BingoPlus, a digital bingo service, alongside the ArenaPlus sportsbook and GameZone casual gaming platform.
According to Chairman Eusebio Tanco, this third consecutive inclusion on the list, combined with an enhanced position, demonstrates the magnitude and reliability the organization has developed. DigiPlus emerged as one of the more successful gaming companies featured this year.
NagaCorp secured the most substantial advancement among all gaming entities on the ranking. The Cambodia-based casino operator, listed in Hong Kong, climbed to 362nd from the prior year’s 418th position.
The company maintains an exclusive long-term casino license in Phnom Penh, where it manages the expansive NagaWorld casino-resort destination.
Additional Regional Gaming Companies Show Varying Performance
Malaysia’s Genting Bhd retained its 53rd position without change from the previous edition. The company continues to hold the distinction of being Southeast Asia’s highest-ranked gaming enterprise, with casino properties spanning Malaysia, Singapore, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
Philippines-based Alliance Global Group declined to 112th from its 2025 ranking of 92nd. The conglomerate maintains ownership stakes in Newport World Resorts located in Manila through Travellers International Hotel Group. The company is additionally engaged in developing the $1.25-billion Westside Resort project in Manila, which features casino facilities.
Bloomberry Resorts similarly experienced a decline, dropping to 303rd from the previous ranking of 289th. This operator manages Solaire Resort & Casino at Entertainment City in Manila, in addition to Solaire Resort North situated in Quezon City.
The divergent performance across these five companies illustrates the inconsistent operating environment facing gaming businesses throughout the region.
Online gaming companies in the Philippines have benefited from accelerating digital adoption. Meanwhile, certain traditional land-based casino operators have encountered more challenging circumstances, including weakened consumer expenditure and intensified competitive pressure.
Understanding the Fortune Southeast Asia 500
The complete Fortune 500-company ranking documented aggregate revenues totaling $1.88 trillion alongside profits reaching $150 billion throughout 2025. The publication observed that major commodity and energy corporations, which have dominated the list since its 2024 inception, are currently experiencing slower expansion rates.
Fortune additionally highlighted that Vietnamese enterprises contributed approximately one-quarter of the list’s overall revenue growth this year, with acceleration particularly evident among lower-ranked companies.
The presence of these five gaming companies on the ranking demonstrates that the sector maintains significance within the broader regional business ecosystem, despite ongoing variability in individual operator results.


