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Kingston Financial reports Macau gaming operations swing to loss
Monday 30th of November 2020
Kingston Financial posted HK$72.3 million EBITDA loss from its Macau gaming business in the six months to end-September. The group also announced it is extending its casino service contract with SJM Holdings for a further two years to June 2022. Kingston Financial reports Macau gaming ops. swing to loss (Company filing)
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