DigiPlus Interactive -- the brand behind popular gaming platforms BingoPlus, ArenaPlus, and GameZone -- announced it has received two prestigious awards at the Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards (APEA) 2024.

DigiPlus was honored with the Corporate Excellence Award and the Fast Enterprise Award, recognizing its leadership in digital entertainment.

The awards ceremony at the Hilton Manila celebrated businesses and individuals who have demonstrated exceptional achievements, leadership, and innovation. The Corporate Excellence Award recognizes DigiPlus' commitment to sustainable growth, innovative leadership, and exemplary business practices.

Meantime, the Fast Enterprise Award acknowledges the company's rapid growth and adaptability in an ever-evolving and competitive market.

"DigiPlus was born from a vision to redefine digital entertainment in the Philippines," said Celeste Jovenir, vice president for Investor Relations, Corporate Communications and Sustainability.

"This recognition is a celebration of the incredible passion, ingenuity, and dedication of our team. It is also a tribute to our stakeholders, whose trust empowers us, and the communities we serve, who inspire us to continue pushing boundaries and elevating entertainment experiences for all," he added.

In 2024, DigiPlus reached significant milestones, underscoring its leadership in innovation and community impact. Key highlights include a record-breaking P154 million jackpot winner on its flagship BingoPlus platform and the launch of Pinoy Drop Ball, a modern take on traditional Filipino gaming.

The company also achieved a 200 percent increase in tech talent, reflecting its investment in building a stronger, more innovative workforce.

Beyond its entertainment platforms, DigiPlus deepened its social impact through the BingoPlus Foundation, committing P100 million to various community initiatives. These include typhoon recovery programs, clean water projects, and the establishment of PLUS centers, which serve as health and livelihood hubs for underserved communities.