Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Macau poised for strong growth in 2025
Thursday 2nd of January 2025
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Good morning. Out with the old and in with the new. While 2024 was a healthy recovery year for gaming worldwide, 2025 could hold even more surprises and growth opportunities. For Macau, this is likely to kick start with a bold January and February period, with the Chinese New Year holiday contributing strongly to GGR. Some $5 billion in gaming revenue is expected from the period, a 6 percent yearly rise, suggests Citigroup. Meanwhile, in South Korea, Mohegan’s INSPIRE saw a healthy fourth fiscal quarter, bringing in some $163 million in net revenue, one of the company’s strongest growth segments.
Macau saw a healthy 2024, with significant growth in gaming revenues, even as the city aims to reshape itself into a more non-gaming oriented destination. But gaming will continue to be the city’s lifeblood, with analysts at Citigroup predicting 2025 should continue to see steady growth for the sector. Estimates are for January and February to see revenue increase by some 6 percent yearly, boosted by the Chinese New Year period.
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