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_2021-03-21
Officials in the Primorye gambling zone have been on a public relations blitz in recent months, highlighting how projects are now pushing ahead and stressing there is no change in the long-term plans for 12 casino complexes.

_2021-03-04
The Primorye gambling zone saw a 24 percent drop in resort attendance in 2020 due to the pandemic, but authorities are optimistic about the future and have no intention of changing the long-term plans for the hub.

_2021-02-04
A local media organization carried out an investigation of illegal slot machines operating in Primorye, Russia, which are disguised as payment terminals.

_2020-12-02
Locals seeking staycations are likely to provide strong support for Summit Ascent in the short term until international travel resumes, Citic Securities analysts wrote in a note.

_2020-10-07
The second casino in Russia's Primorye gambling zone, the Shambala casino, is preparing for a grand opening and is already operating in a soft-launch

_2020-01-30
The second casino in Russia’s Primorye gambling zone is due to begin operations as soon as March 2020, according to the director-general of the Prim

_2019-09-13
Shambala JSC, the former operator of the Shambala Casino in the now-closed Azov City gambling zone, has received permission to conduct gambling activi

_2019-08-01
The Primorye Development Corporation has filed an appeal to terminate an agreement with Prim Golden Gate LLC, owner of an investment project in the Pr

_2019-04-11
Summit Ascent said its executive director and deputy chairman John Wang has resigned to pursue other business interests with effect from April 12.

_2019-03-19
Summit Ascent Holdings, which operates the Tigre de Cristal property in the Primorye gaming zone in Russia, has the potential to almost double its VIP

_2019-01-14
South Korean company Dongnam Industry is planning to invest about $30 million into the construction of a golf course in the Primorye gambling zone.

_2018-08-24
A Korean company is in talks with the Primorye Development Corporation about a possible RUB18 billion (US$263.6 million) entertainment project in the