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ISSUE 93 - Jan  2012
 
 
Do you approve of the government’s proposal to ban bars from residential buildings?
Are there non-residential buildings in Macau aside from hotels and casinos?
Bars should be allowed, provided they close at midnight
No
Yes
 
 

Wynn Macau’s profit up
Company’s net profit up 15 percent but bellow analysts estimates
 

Sands’ parcel 3 to have 4,000-room property
Sheldon Adelson says proposal was already submitted to the government
 

Sands China increases employees’ wages
Non-managerial employees will see a 6 percent rise
 

Steve Wynn confident Okada suit will be dismissed
The company’s chairman says the legal action will be “easily dismissed”
 

Sands China revenue up 22 percent
Fourth quarter revenues for Sands China increased to US$1.3 billion (MOP10.4 billion)
 

SJM continues to lead the market
Sands overtakes Galaxy by a small margin
 

Melco to announce 4Q11 results next week
The company will announce its fourth quarter results on February 9
 

MGM China likely to pay dividend: analysts
Following SJM, Sands and Wynn, analysts say MGM could pay its first dividend
 

January casino revenue up 35 percent: Official
Gross gaming revenues reached MOP25 billion in first month of 2012
 

Las Vegas Sands stock given “buy” rating
Nomura analysts reiterate “buy” rating of Las Vegas Sands stock
 

Wynn to announce 4Q11 earnings
Wynn tomorrow announces its financial results for last year
 

Melco stocks decline
Melco Crown Entertainment stocks drop the most in seven weeks
 

Sands China hearing on parcels 7 and 8 underway
Sands appeal to revoke gov’t decision to not grant the company Cotai parcels 7 and 8
 

Sands China declares interim dividend
It is expected the interim dividend of HK$0.58 will be paid around February 28
 

Wynn asks court to dismiss Okada’s request
Casino company says the investor’s claims are “sweeping generalisations”
 

Gaming revenue expected to grow over 25 percent
Casinos foresee revenues of over MOP23 billion in January
 

Sands CNY visitors up 6 percent
More than one million visitors flock to Sands during the Chinese New Year Holiday
 

Jockey Club revenues drop 15 percent
The operator’s betting turnover for 2011 dropped between 15 and 20 percent
 

More junkets in VIP market
There are 219 registered junket operators in Macau
 

Okada breaks ground on Manila casino
While the dispute with Wynn is still ongoing, the Japanese gaming magnate broke ground on a US$2 billion casino
 

Scholar predicts gaming revenue to reach MOP300bn
Davis Fong says Macau could attract more foreign capital
 

Sands China could issue HK$1.40 dividend
Estimate made by Union Gaming analysts
 

CNY starting strong in Macau
Union Gaming says casinos are showing a noticeable increase in gamblers
 

Taiwan court orders man to pay Macau casino HK$75m debt
A Taipei court ruled in favour of a Macau casino
 

Adelson family puts another US$5m into Republican campaign
Sheldon Adelson’s wife Miriam Adelson gives the money to support Republican Newt Gingrich
 
1. Okada breaks ground on Manila casino
2. Gas emission restrictions on imported vehicles
3. CNY starting strong in Macau
4. Jetstar to stop flying to Macau
5. Sands China hearing on parcels 7 and 8 underway
 
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