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out26 ou26 Entre Julho e Setembro, os resultados financeiros da MGM China registaram novos recordes para um terceiro trimestre, com receitas líquidas de 8,9 mil milhões de dólares de Hong Kong e ganhos operacionais de 2,4 mil milhões, correspondentes a subidas anuais de 5% e 4%, respectivamente. Nos primeiros nove meses, as receitas superaram os 26 mil milhões, um crescimento de 4%, apesar do EBITDA ter permanecido perto dos 7,2 mil milhões, tal como no mesmo intervalo de 2025. Já a quota de mercado da MGM atingiu 17,1%, no final do último trimestre, um novo máximo para a empresa   PEDRO MILHEIRÃO Nos primeiros nove meses do ano, as receitas líquidas da MGM China aumentaram 4,4%, em termos anuais, cifrando-se em 26,3 mil milhões de dólares de Hong Kong (HKD). Por outro lado, os ganhos antes de juros, impostos, depreciação e amortização (EBITDA) fixaram-se em 7,2 mil milhões, cerca dos mesmos resultados registados no período homólogo de 2025. Entre Julho e Setembro, as receitas asce...

 set26 Singapore is to enact new casino regulations to prescribe electronic credits as casino chips. Additionally, “new wagering instruments may also be prescribed in future,” should the city-state’s Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA) “assess them to be suitable”. That is according to a Monday update from the Ministry of Home Affairs, outlining a  second tranche of measures under the country’s Casino Control (Amendment) Act 2024 that took effect that day. The Casino Control (Amendment) Act 2024 had received a second reading in Singapore’s parliament in September 2024. Monday’s statement said: “New Casino Control (Prescribed Casino Chips) Regulations 2026 will be enacted to prescribe electronic credits as casino chips. “New wagering instruments may also be prescribed in future, should GRA assess them to be suitable.” The statement said the intent of the changes was “to future-proof the regime” to allow for new modes of payment, “such as cashless gaming”. “An example is where ...

set26 Macau is going to be an “emerging market for slots” as growth in high-end table play moderates and demand in the latter segment matures, suggests United States gaming technology entrepreneur John Acres, in comments to GGRAsia. To build on and support that potential, Macau can benefit from a next-generation slot video screen manager offering “real-time customer engagement,” Mr Acres (pictured) stated. He is founder of Las Vegas, Nevada-based Acres Manufacturing Co. The business, started in 2007, was recently gazetted as a gaming machine manufacturer approved by the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) for the Macau market. For the April to June period, Macau’s slot gross gaming revenue (GGR) was 6.7 percent of all casino revenue, up from 5.6 percent a year earlier, according to gaming bureau market-segment data issued recently . That was notwithstanding the 12,000-unit cap on the number of electronic gaming machines (EGMs) permitted in Macau. A key Acres Manufacturing ...

set26 Em 2025, as oito empresas do sector do jogo gastaram mais 8% do que as despesas registadas no ano anterior, sendo que os gastos se cifraram nos 101 mil milhões de patacas. As despesas relacionadas com bens e serviços oferecidos a clientes corresponderam a mais de 27 mil milhões e a uma subida anual de 7%   PEDRO MILHEIRÃO As despesas do sector do jogo cresceram 7,5%, em 2025 e face ao ano anterior, cifrando-se em 101,4 mil milhões de patacas, de acordo com dados da Direcção dos Serviços de Estatística e Censos (DSEC). As despesas de exploração ascenderam 7,7% para 43,7 mil milhões. Apesar de terem recuado 0,4 pontos percentuais para 62,6%, em termos proporcionais, os gastos com os bens e serviços fornecidos gratuitamente a clientes subiram 7% para 27,36 mil milhões de patacas. Na prospecção de mercado, publicidade e ‘marketing’, as empresas investiram 2,5 mil milhões de patacas, no ano transacto, 3,3% abaixo dos gastos assinalados em 2024. Na área da informática, as despesas ...

 set26 Macau’s six casino concessionaires face increasingly broad regulatory scrutiny under the city’s Third Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development (2026–2030), with their performance likely to be assessed beyond traditional gaming-related metrics , according to a legal analysis by Pedro Cortés of Macau law firm Lektou. The plan places gaming within the city’s wider “integrated tourism and leisure” sector, rather than treating it as a standalone economic pillar, the lawyer noted.  Mr Cortés stated: “This framing has tangible regulatory consequences. Concessionaires can expect that government assessments of their performance will increasingly measure contributions to the broader tourism and leisure proposition – not merely gross gaming revenue .” His paper was published in Lexology, a website of United Kingdom-based Law Business Research. The Five-Year Plan sets a target for non-gaming sectors to account for approximately 60 percent of Macau’s gross domestic product...