Three days before gaming licences expire on 26 June, concessions and sub-concessions meet CE to keep doors to casinos open for another six months.
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Officials also imply that “satellite casinos” run by third-parties on real estate not owned by gaming operators will be allowed to continue.
Covid-19 travel restrictions blamed for worst results since September 2020; city’ tally of gaming tables and slot machines has shrunk since end of 2019.
Lawmaker Andrew Chan Chak Mo says only one more meeting required before first review of new bill is completed.
Lei Wai Nong, Secretary for Economy and Finance has announced that all of Macao’s six concessionaires will have their licenses extended by six months.
Gaming concessionaire reports mixed results for the year when it opened its new trophy property, Grand Lisboa Palace.
Rating agency’s move comes as gaming operator seeks new HK$19 billion loan amid uncertainty surrounding industry’s future in Macao.
Definition of ‘endangerment’ of national security remains open to question; lawmakers seek clarity from government.
Fate of workers following possible casino closures uppermost in lawmakers’ minds as they examine the nitty gritty of proposed bill.
