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Bally Doing Well Despite it All
Many thought that Bally would be
showing a dramatic decrease in their
revenue with the slump in slot machine
sales that many companies have been
seeing over the past six months.
Instead, the slot machine manufacturer
has shown an increase of four cents per
share this quarter – shocking everyone
who was expecting the worst.
They say that this time last year they
had 54 cents a share and this year they
had 58 cents a share – something they
are very proud of. Most people thought
that if the slot machine manufacturer
was able to show any kind of a profit it
would be more like 55 cents a share but
that most likely it would be more like
53 or 52 cents a share.
The slot machine company says that they
might be doing poorly in some areas and
that the economy might not be as good as
it could be – but that it does not
matter for a company like them. They say
that they are so diversified that if one
area is not doing as well as they would
like, they have other areas that they
can turn to in order to boost those
areas that need the additional push.
They say that they are hopeful for the
future as they know that those casinos
that are currently holding off on their
slot machine purchases will eventually
start buying them again. They also know
that there are many companies out there
that are just getting started and states
that are in the process of adding slot
machines. They expect that their numbers
will not only increase but that they
will get stronger as the years go on.
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