NagaCorp Ltd. (NGCRF)

OTCMKTS · Delayed Price · Currency is USD
0.5201
0.00 (0.00%)
At close: Feb 10, 2026
Market Cap2.50B +50.8%
Revenue (ttm)573.44M +8.3%
Net Income259.35M +176.5%
EPS0.06 +176.4%
Shares Outn/a
PE Ratio9.64
Forward PE7.76
Dividend0.01 (1.90%)
Ex-Dividend DateSep 9, 2025
Volume1,018
Average Volume8,895
Open0.5201
Previous Closen/a
Day's Range0.5201 - 0.5201
52-Week Range0.3355 - 0.8000
Beta1.30
RSI44.58
Earnings DateFeb 9, 2026

About NagaCorp

NagaCorp Ltd., an investment holding company, engages in the management and operation of hotel and casino complex in the Kingdom of Cambodia. The company operates in two segments, Casino Operations; and Hotel and Entertainment Operations. It owns, manages, and operates NagaWorld, an integrated hotel and entertainment complex that consists of rooms and suites, gaming tables, and electronic gaming machines, as well as public and premium gaming halls, all-suite luxury spa, shopping gallery, food and beverage outlets and clubs, entertainment servic... [Read more]

Founded 1995
Employees 6,042
Stock Exchange OTCMKTS
Ticker Symbol NGCRF
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2024, NagaCorp's revenue was $528.36 million, an increase of 5.25% compared to the previous year's $501.98 million. Earnings were $109.59 million, a decrease of -38.34%.

Financial Statements

News

Horos Asset Management Quarterly Letter To Our Co-Investors - May 2023

Horos is an asset management firm that knows the benefits of value investing over the long term. We invest in companies that we consider, after analyzing them, to have a value higher than the price th...

3 years ago - Seeking Alpha

NagaCorp: A Casino Monopoly Now Attractively Priced

NagaCorp is a Cambodian casino operator which has a monopoly license within a 200km radius of the country's capital until 2045.

4 years ago - Seeking Alpha

4 Reasons Why This Hong Kong-Listed Cambodian Casino Company is Set to Keep Growing

This Cambodian casino company is tapping into Asia's fast-growing appetite for gaming. Here are four reasons why it's set to keep growing.

7 years ago - The Motley Fool