Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Galaxy sees strong 3Q24 results, strong hotel occupancy
Friday 8th of November 2024
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Good morning. Results, results, and more results. Looking at Macau, Galaxy Entertainment Group saw strong revenue growth, rising to $1.38 billion in 3Q24. This was boosted by steady hotel occupancy, which helped boost the group’s financial performance. Moving to Singapore, Genting Singapore saw its net profit plunge by 63 percent, with less visitation and more competition from MBS. In the Philippines, Belle Corp’s share of gaming revenue from City of Dreams Manila dropped during the first nine months of the year, but its leasing revenue from the property increased.
Galaxy Entertainment Group delivered a strong financial performance in the third quarter, increasing group revenue by 11 percent yearly to $1.38 billion. Adjusted EBITDA was also up yearly, as Galaxy’s flagship property on the Cotai Strip saw strong hotel occupancy, leading to increases in revenue. The group’s peninsula property also fared well during the quarter, helping boost the group’s bottom line.
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