Second-quarter results from Gaming Partners International revealed that second-quarter revenues shot up 28 percent to $18.9 million against $14.8 million during the comparable period.
The revenue increase was attributed to its sale of casino chips to new United States and Macau casinos in addition to the euro's strength against the dollar.
On Friday, shares of the international gaming equipment manufacturer and supplier soared 56 percent to $5.40 a share.