Delta Corp's stock price closed at ₹92.68 on 30 May 2025, up 0.91% from its previous closing. The company reported a net profit of ₹164.56 crore in its last quarter, with a TTM P/E ratio of 8.42. Shareholding details include 33.66% promoter stake, 7.72% mutual fund holding, and 1.48% FII holding. The company operates in casino gaming, online poker, and hospitality sectors in India.

Nepal's government has introduced a proposed casino law that limits foreign direct investment (FDI) in the gaming sector to 49%, revises casino location rules, and imposes new financial and regulatory requirements. The law aims to tighten oversight of the rapidly growing casino industry but faces criticism from operators who argue it may deter international investment.

The article discusses Delta Corp Limited's share price fluctuations, noting a 60% decline over three years despite 68% annual EPS growth. It highlights recent 12% share price increase, market sentiment, and the company's operations in gaming, entertainment, and hospitality in India and internationally.

Caesars Entertainment reported a narrower first-quarter loss in 2025, attributed to increased revenue from sports betting activities, despite broader industry challenges.

Caesars Entertainment CEO Thomas Reeg remains open to spinning off the company's digital arm as a separate entity, citing strategic value. The digital division, including Caesars Sportsbook and online casinos, reported a 18.8% year-on-year revenue increase in Q1 2025, with $335 million in revenue. The company also announced integration of pari-mutuel horse race wagering in Kentucky and Colorado ahead of the Kentucky Derby.