CreditSights described Resorts World Sentosa’s SG$6.8 billion (US$5.3 billion) expansion as a necessary investment for the company to remain competitive. The report raises whether the project can compete with Marina Bay Sands for premium mass customers.
The assessment concerns Resorts World Sentosa’s ability to compete for premium mass customers as it undertakes a SG$6.8 billion expansion.
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Reportedly, Marina Bay Sands has appointed Ed Sanderson as vice president for its arena in Singapore. The casino complex's plans include a 15,000-seat arena.
Singapore’s High Court set aside registration of Venetian Macau’s Hong Kong judgment against Hu Yangning on 4 September. The court found that enforcing the HK$19,351,933 gambling debt would conflict with Singapore’s public policy. The judge rejected Hu’s challenges concerning the casino documents, alleged fraud and Hong Kong jurisdiction.
Amusnet Gaming agreed to launch more than 140 games across SkillOnNet’s brands in Ontario, Canada. The report also says bet365 added a Preferred Team feature to Incentive Games’ Tournament Challenge, Sparley Interactive signed a supply deal with B2Tech for African markets, and S Gaming secured a Swedish B2B licence.
Amusnet Gaming will launch a series of its games across SkillOnNet's brands in Ontario, Canada, under a new agreement, the report said. More than 140 of the supplier's games will be made available across the operator's brands in the province, including PlayOJO, GeckoPlay and SpinGenie.
Flutter Entertainment reported revenue of $16.383 billion for 2025, up 17% from 2024, and said Spain’s advertising restrictions affect its commercial activity. The company recorded adjusted EBITDA of $1.553 billion and a net loss of $407 million, which it said was mainly affected by a $556 million impairment linked to India’s real-money gaming ban.
Flutter Entertainment's revenue for 2025 was $16.383bn, compared with $14.048bn in 2024. The result was an increase of 17%.
The AGEM Index rose 16.4% in October to 2,108.59 points, its highest level in the tracked history, according to an announcement. All nine constituent companies recorded share-price gains; Konami contributed the largest increase, adding 150.45 points after its share price rose 23.3%.