Hong Kong
Early resolution to HK protests unlikely: Vickers
The increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong, which is beginning to have an impact on Macau’s gross gambling revenue, are not likely to end anytime soon in the absence of visible dialogue to find a solution, according to a leading risk consultancy.
Genting HK agrees to sell 35 percent of Dream Cruises
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.
Melco completes Cyprus IR ownership shuffle
Melco International Development has announced it has completed the disposal of its entire shareholdings of ICR Cyprus Holdings, to its listed subsidiary Melco Resorts...
Landing not linked with Shinhwa Coin, will take legal action
Landing International Development says it has become recently aware of an HK blockchain company that has created a website purporting itself as being linked...
Donaco seeks information on new shareholder intentions
Donaco International said it’s seeking more information as to the intentions of a group that bought a 19.25 percent stake in the company and is seeking the appointment of two board directors.
HKJC awarded highest level accreditation for responsible wagering
The Hong Kong Jockey Club has received the highest level accreditation under the Responsible Gaming Framework of the World Lottery Association (WLA) for the...
AGTech swings to Q1 loss, though revenue gains
AGTech Holdings, which provides lottery hardware, games, systems and services in Mainland China, swung to a loss for Q1 due to non-operating items relating to the fair value changes in convertible bonds and other items.
Melco wins Gold Award for Best in Mass Recruitment
Melco Resorts & Entertainment Limited is excited to announce that the company won the first place Gold Award for Best Mass Recruitment at Human...
Genting HK revenue up 34.4 pct on Dream Cruises full-year operation
The inclusion of the first full year operation of two Dream Class ships helped to boost total revenue for Genting HK to US$1.6 billion...
Kazuo Okada released from bail by ICAC
Japanese gaming tycoon Kazuo Okada announced on Friday he has been released from bail by Hong Kong’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
“Mr. Kazuo Okada...
TRENDING ARTICLES
Naga 3 to be 90 percent non-gaming with focus on tech
NagaCorp says 90 percent of its $3.5 billion Naga 3 property will consist of non-gaming amenities, with a strong focus on high-tech elements.
Dynam reports 1.2% revenue growth in April-June
Dynam Japan Holdings, the largest pachinko company measured by its number of parlors, reported to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange a 1.2% increase in total revenues in the April-June 2019 period, boosted by its low playing cost halls.
Pacquiao One Punch KO
Ganapati PLC’s latest initiative packs quite a punch. The global supplier of Japanese content recently announced its intention to produce an official Manny Pacquiao...
HK protests begin to hit Macau revenue: Bernstein
The street protests that have been rocking Hong Kong for the past nine weeks are beginning to have an impact on gross gambling revenue in Macau, Bernstein analysts wrote in a note.
Okada Manila opens rooms as July revenue jumps
Universal Entertainment said Okada Manila is opening more hotel rooms to accommodate visitors as its July revenue spiked 48 percent from the prior year.
