Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: The legacy of Lui Che Woo continues
Tuesday 12th of November 2024
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Good morning. Flags fly at half mast today, after the passing of one of Macau’s most prominent casino moguls, Lui Che Woo, at the age of 95. His legacy, however, will continue, as evidenced by the massive footprint that the company has in Macau and its continual push for more. Meanwhile, in the Philippines, the POGO ban causes further backlash, with an expansion of illegal betting networks elsewhere ongoing and expected. And in results, Maybank analysts curtail their Bloomberry estimates on low GGR turnout.
What you need to know
Galaxy Entertainment Chairman Lui Che Woo has passed away at the age of 95, leaving behind a legacy of success.
Galaxy Entertainment Group’s leading light, Chairman Lui Che Woo has passed. The businessman leaves behind a heady legacy after his 95 years of progress, which included the listing of one of Macau’s most prominent casino businesses and one of the highest-performing companies worldwide. Shareholders and friends mourn his passing but reflect positively on the legacy he left behind.
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