
RGB International Bhd opened a Manila showroom featuring equipment from Light & Wonder, Konami and others. The facility doubles as a repair centre and will host training, marking 20 years of local presence. It supports both land-based and online operations with B2B accreditation secured.
SCCG Take — Local infrastructure like this showroom reduces operator downtime and builds regulatory ties in a key market. It positions RGB to capture growth from machine replacements and emerging digital services.
Gaming equipment distributor RGB International Bhd has opened a new showroom in Manila. The facility strengthens the company's presence in the Philippine market and expands services for land-based and online operators.
It displays slot machines from Light & Wonder Inc, Konami Gaming Inc and KL Saberi. Table-game equipment from Light & Wonder is featured alongside signage and table layouts manufactured by RGB in Malaysia. The showroom also includes signage products from Syntech and interactive demonstrations of online gaming content.
The site functions as a local repair and spare parts centre. This setup targets reduced machine downtime and improved technical support for casino operators.
RGB managing director Chuah Kim Seah said via video at the opening that the facility would strengthen the group's customer support capabilities in the Philippines. He said the office and showroom would serve as a local repair and spare parts centre, helping to keep customers' machine downtime to a “bare minimum”. Chuah added that the investment would create employment opportunities locally while reinforcing RGB's long-term commitment to the Philippine market.
RGB executive director Chuah Hui Jing said the showroom reflected the group's ambition to become a “one-stop shop” for gaming operators covering both land-based and online gaming. She noted that RGB had secured accreditation as a business-to-business solution provider for online gaming in the Philippines and had strengthened its partnership with Light & Wonder to distribute online content. RGB has partnered with an online gaming operator to provide managed services for online brands. The Manila facility will host industry events, workshops and training sessions in the coming months.
Daniel Cecilio, senior vice president of land-based operations, licensing and regulatory group at the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp (Pagcor), attended the opening. Cecilio recalled RGB's longstanding relationship with the regulator and suggested the new showroom could provide a venue for future training and demonstrations while supporting the development of the Philippine gaming industry.
The opening comes as RGB marks 20 years since establishing its first official office in the Philippines in 2006. Major integrated resorts in Manila replace approximately 8 percent to 10 percent of their gaming machines annually. RGB expects its Philippine digital gaming business to begin contributing to earnings within one to two years, as first reported by GGRAsia.
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