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2020-08-19
Suncity Group has announced that its chairman, Alvin Chau, will exchange his existing shareholder loans worth about US$500 million into Perpetual Secu

2020-08-18
China’s clampdown on online gaming to stop capital outflows is having a negative impact on liquidity in Macau’s VIP sector, Reuters reports.

2020-06-26
Nine listed gaming operators in the Asia Pacific region are likely to see a plunge of about 70 percent in EBITDA this year, but all should have sufficient cash to cover basic needs for the next year, Moody’s Investors Service said.

2020-06-23
Hong Kong-listed NagaCorp, operator of NagaWorld in Phnom Penh, Cambodia is proposing to conduct international notes offering to investors in Asia and

2020-06-03
Macau casino operator Sands China Ltd has announced the issuance of senior unsecured notes due 2026 and 2030, with net proceeds of approximately US$1.

2020-03-18
Aristocrat Entertainment is likely to emerge from the current crisis with a larger land-based footprint in the medium-term and may be well placed to expand through acquisitions of weaker rivals, JP Morgan said in a note.

2019-08-15
Genting Malaysia has issued a statement defending its proposed acquisition of Empire Resorts saying the combination is in the best interests of both companies’ shareholders.

2019-08-06
Genting Hong Kong said it has agreed to sell as much as 35 percent of its Dream Cruises unit, making a gain of about $470 million to reduce debt and strengthen its balance sheet.

2019-04-29
Japan’s three IRs are likely to generate between $5 billion and $9 billion in gaming revenue, with the mix depending on the location of the properties, according to Fitch Ratings.

2019-01-07
Tightened liquidity and a full smoking ban in Macau will likely pressure VIP and premium mass growth in 2019, warned Morgan Stanley analysts. On Mo

2017-02-20
Reduced liquidity in mainland China in 2017 will create headwinds for high-end gaming in Macau, say Bernstein analysts.  In its report titled “Chin

2015-02-26
Macau’s junket market is expected to shrink further in 2015 amid tight liquidity and falling VIP revenue, with some analysts warning that the system that helped create the world’s biggest gambling hub may be near broken. The number of licensed gaming...

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