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PAGCOR: Latest News, Market Updates, and Regulatory Insights

The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) is a government-owned and controlled corporation that regulates the gaming industry in the Philippines. Established in 1983, PAGCOR plays a crucial role in overseeing the operations of casinos, electronic gaming, and other forms of gambling, ensuring compliance with national laws and international standards. This section provides a comprehensive overview of recent developments concerning PAGCOR. Readers can find up-to-date information on new gaming regulations, significant industry partnerships, market trends, and the corporation's ongoing initiatives. We cover key announcements, policy shifts, and financial performance updates relevant to stakeholders, investors, and the general public interested in the Philippine gaming landscape.
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PAGCOR Achieves ISO 9001:2015 Certification for 16 Casino Filipino Sites

The Philippine regulator PAGCOR secures ISO 9001:2015 certification for 16 land-based sites, ensuring international quality standards through March 2029.

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PAGCOR Implements New Minimum Guaranteed Fees for Philippine Gaming Operators

Philippine regulator PAGCOR launched its new fee structure for gaming system administrators on July 1, 2026, requiring minimum monthly payments of up to 9 million PHP.

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Philippines Market Shrinks as Tighter Regulations Prioritize Safety

The Philippine regulator PAGCOR reports a 26.6% revenue drop in H1 2026, a move experts describe as a healthy contraction driven by stricter oversight.

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PAGCOR Profit Plummets: Philippine Regulator Reports 85 Percent Income Drop

Philippine gaming regulator PAGCOR saw net income fall to 1.58 billion PHP in H1 2026, hit by a 42% decline in e-games and rising mandatory remittances.

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PAGCOR Casino Privatization: Staffing Mandates Could Lower Valuation

Legal experts warn that mandatory staff retention for 40 Casino Filipino branches could deter buyers and reduce bid values in the upcoming privatization sale.

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Cebu City Legal Office Supports Gambling Ad Ban With Revisions

Authorities in Cebu City back a proposed citywide gambling ad ban but demand revisions for digital platforms to protect constitutional free speech rights.

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Pagcor to Exit Casino Operations, Focus Solely on Regulation

The Philippine gambling regulator Pagcor plans to divest its casino operations by year-end 2026, shifting focus to pure regulation. A recommendation for the privatization of Casino Filipino is expected to reach the President in August.

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PAGCOR Shines in 2025 Dividend Remittances – Billions for Philippine Treasury

The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) ranks among the top five Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCCs) for 2025, contributing 12.7 billion Philippine Pesos to the national budget in 2024.

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President Marcos Jr. praises PAGCOR for economic contributions & high dividends

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has lauded the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) for its contributions in fiscal year 2025. It transferred PHP 12.67 billion (approx. USD 230 million) representing 75% of its 2024 net income, to the national treasury.