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Your Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Light & Wonder confident in Asia rebound: Matt Wilson
Good Morning. What a wonderful world. That's exactly the outlook of the CEO of gaming giant Light & Wonder, who lauds Asia's return to success, with high expectations for continued growth. Matt Wilson points to potential in the Philippines, also leveraged by its secondary listing on the ASX, with no worries the company will get out of touch with its consumer base, as it continually innovates. Meanwhile in Macau, Sands faces more competition as the market evolves.
What you need to know
- Light & Wonder CEO Matt Wilson says the company is positioned for strong growth across all three divisions, with Asia a highlight.
- Deutsche Bank: evolving landscape for Sands China, as it confronts fresh challenges in gaming market share and hotel room inventory.
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Light & Wonder CEO Matt Wilson
Light & Wonder is seeing all of the brilliance of the Asian market as it roars back. CEO Matt Wilson tells AGB that the company continues to see strong potential in the region - particularly from the Philippines and Macau. The group aims to leverage strong IP, while diversifying its offerings to continually innovate and keep up with an evolving player base.Corporate Spotlight
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