Category: Asia

Galaxy Macau: Live Events Boost Weekend Footfall by 40% The Galaxy Entertainment Group is experiencing a notable surge in footfall on weekends with entertainment events

Introduction to UAE’s Gaming Oversight Expansion The rapid development of the United Arab Emirates’ commercial gaming sector has prompted the federal gaming regulator to enhance

South Korea’s Stance on Polymarket: An Overview South Korea’s regulatory environment is notably stringent when it comes to gambling activities, both online and offline. The

LT Game Unveils Steam & Fortune in Macau In a groundbreaking development for the Macau casino industry, LT Game has launched its latest product, Steam

Hengqin Port: A Critical Gateway to Macau’s Tourism Industry Hengqin Port has emerged as a pivotal gateway between Mainland China and Macau, significantly influencing the

Success Universe’s Financial Struggles Intensify Success Universe Group Ltd. anticipates a significant widening of its consolidated loss in the first half of 2026, forecasting an

Confidence Amid Market Challenges Galaxy Entertainment Group’s recent decision to increase its interim dividend showcases its robust confidence in the sustainability of its cash flow.

Macau’s GGR Forecast: A Shift in Expectations Macau, a leading hub for casino operators and iGaming businesses, recently witnessed a revision in its Gross Gaming

Melco’s Financial Landscape in Macau Melco Resorts & Entertainment, one of the prominent players in the Macau gambling sector, grapples with maintaining operational efficiencies amidst

Strategic Shift Drives Growth at Newport World Resorts Travellers International Hotel Group Inc., the owner and operator of Newport World Resorts, has reported a significant

DigiPlus Strategic Expansion in Global Gaming Markets DigiPlus Interactive Corp., a leading digital gaming operator based in the Philippines, is setting its sights on international

Sands China’s Strategic Dividend Increase Sands China’s decision to double its interim dividend to HK$0.50 per share, amounting to HK$4.05 billion ($516 million), highlights a