Gaming firm DigiPlus Interactive Corp. is set to join the FTSE All-Cap Index and FTSE Total-Cap Index after the market closes on March 21, 2025.
The company was previously part of the FTSE Microcap Index in 2024.
DigiPlus’ inclusion in the FTSE All-Cap Index and FTSE Total-Cap Index was largely due to the significant growth in its market value, improved liquidity, and stronger position in the investment market.
The FTSE All-Cap Index includes large, mid, and small-cap companies, while the FTSE Total-Cap Index also includes micro-cap companies, covering over 99 percent of the global investable market.
“Being included in the FTSE All-Cap and Total-Cap Indices reflects the strength of our fundamentals and the momentum we have built over the past year. This milestone reinforces our position in the broader investment community, opening new opportunities to further scale our business and create lasting value for our shareholders,” DigiPlus chairman Eusebio Tanco said.
Analysts said DigiPlus’ inclusion in these indices would enable it to attract more institutional investors and fund managers.
DigiPlus operates leading digital entertainment platforms in the Philippines, including BingoPlus, the first government-approved online bingo platform; ArenaPlus, a top sportsbook; and GameZone, a growing platform for casual and arcade gaming.
Its strong market presence and popular gaming experiences have driven financial growth and boosted investor confidence.
DigiPlus allotted P3 billion for 2025 capital expenditures to support expansion plans in the local market as well as its recent investment in Brazil.
The company ended 2024 with 40 million registered users, up from 20 million a year ago, driven by new game offerings.
DigiPlus’ stock declined 3.3 percent Tuesday to close at P36.55.
