Genting Singapore could raise up to SGD2 billion in debt from 2027 to help fund the expansion of Resorts World Sentosa, according to CreditSights. The company may also maintain cash reserves, while CreditSights expressed caution about potential returns from the ongoing expansion.
Potential borrowing to fund expansion may shape Genting Singapore’s financing and cash-reserve plans.
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Sands China Ltd completed a private sale of senior unsecured notes, reportedly. The offering totalled US$1.0 billion.
Sands China Ltd, a Macau concessionaire, has completed a US$1.0 billion private offering of senior unsecured notes.
PhilWeb completed the sale of nearly 61.04 million treasury shares to JKS Tech Solutions for just over PHP1.01bn, at PHP16.50 per share. The transaction, completed on 30 October, forms part of a wider cross-investment arrangement; PhilWeb said the sale proceeds would partly fund its investment in JKS Tech.
PhilWeb Corp said it has completed the sale of nearly 61.04 million treasury common shares to JKS Tech Solutions Inc for just over PHP1.01bn (US$15.9m). In a filing, PhilWeb said this exercise was completed on 30 October and priced the shares at PHP16.50 each. The sale falls under a cross-equity deal that was first announced in September.
Gaming Corps shareholders approved a directed issue of 12,860,078 shares to nine named subscribers at SEK0.65 per share, following a proposal from shareholders holding about 30% of the company. They rejected a separate proposed issue of 3,604,283 shares to Svea Bank to offset its remaining claim against the company.
Gaming Corps said all shares in its first directed issue, announced on 13 October 2026, were subscribed and allocated. The issue raised approximately SEK36.8m before issue costs and set-off, with 56,564,703 new shares and an estimated 28% dilution; an extraordinary general meeting on 2 November is due to consider further directed issues.
Gaming Corps AB (publ) said all shares in its first directed share issue were subscribed and that the board has resolved to allocate all of them. The issue was announced on 13 October 2026 and raised approximately SEK36.8m before issue costs and set-off, according to the company.
Kalshi reportedly completed a $1bn Series G funding round, with Sequoia Capital and Wellington Management leading the investment. The report put the prediction-markets company’s valuation at $40bn.