Genting's bid for a Macau concession was accepted, unconditionally   

Genting Group's public tender bid for one of Macau's potential six 10-year gaming concessions has been accepted unconditionally, local media reports.

The other six incumbent competitors - SJM Resorts, MGM, Galaxy Entertainment, Venetian Macau, Wynn Resorts, and Melco Resorts - were notified of the decision last Friday, TDM-Radio Macau reported.
The proposal by GMM S.A., a company linked to Malaysia's Genting Group, "was conditionally admitted", a note issued by the Government's Media Office on 17 September indicated, without justifying the reasons for the decision.
This makes it a seven-man for potentially six-concession race, official.
Genting Group is arguably one of the largest global gaming operators, licensed in multiple markets, including Malaysia, Singapore, the United States and the United Kingdom.

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