Good Morning. Genting Malaysia’s 1Q22 results were lower-than-expected, though analysts forecast better times ahead as visitation to its new theme park picks up and the weak local currency helps to pull in tourists.
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Genting Malaysia’s 1Q22 results were lower-than-expected, though analysts forecast better times ahead as visitation to its new theme park picks up and the weak local currency helps to pull in tourists. The Malaysian operator, which also has operations in the U.S., U.K, Egypt and the Bahamas, last week posted a wider-than-expected adjusted net loss of MYR100 million ($22.8 million), compared with a profit of MYR296 million in the fourth quarter of last year.
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