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Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Imperial Pacific International faces delisting risks

Good Morning.  Life hasn’t been that pacific for Imperial Pacific International, which faces increasing legal action on multiple fronts, and could see its parent company face a possible delisting from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. IGamiX Managing Partner Ben Lee described to AGB the missed clues that led to such a scenario and the possible outcomes going forward. Meanwhile, NagaCorp didn’t lose time to assure that the company will remain under the hands of the Chen family, with almost 70 percent of the company remaining in the former founder’s family trust. Moving to Greater China, JP Morgan believes the Macau SAR will end the last month of the year with $2.1 billion in GGR.

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Imperial Pacific International facing delisting risks

Imperial Pacific International’s parent company could face a possible delisting from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, as the Saipan operator continues to face challenges on multiple fronts. According to IGamiX Managing Partner Ben Lee the possible revocation of its casino license by the Commonwealth Casino Commission due to unpaid casino license fees just adds to the multiple challenges faced by the company.


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