Macau records September casino revenue of MOP18.06bn as annual decline reaches 1.2%
Macau’s fourth successive month of annual revenue declines signals continued revenue contraction for casino operators and investors.
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Macau’s fourth successive month of annual revenue declines signals continued revenue contraction for casino operators and investors.
DICJ defended the existing framework without committing to requested changes to junket exclusivity rules or commission taxation.
Operators recorded monthly revenue growth and higher cumulative receipts despite August’s annual decline.
The annual decline gives operators and investors a measure of Macau casino revenue performance in August.
The approval admits Acres to Macau’s regulated gaming equipment supplier market.
The approval gives Acres access to Macau’s casino technology market.
The approval advances Interblock’s planned Macau product introduction.
The approval provides a route for the electronic roulette product’s Macau debut.
July casino revenue improved on June while remaining below the previous year’s level.
Year-to-date casino revenue remained higher despite July’s decline.
The meeting seeks a coordinated casino response to alleged remote proxy wagering.
Mass-market growth partly offsets weaker VIP baccarat performance.
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