03/20/20 Macau: 80% of gaming tables reopen 5,400 out of the 6,739 gaming tables in Macau are now open following last month’s 15 day casino shut down.
03/20/20 Macau halves 2020 forecast The government now expects GGR to reach MOP130 billion (€14.8 billion) for the full year.
03/20/20 Success Universe expects 2019 profit boom Macau’s Ponte 16 investors expect to see profits jump 30-40% for FY19.
03/19/20 Casino Macau Jockey Club to remain closed The gaming venue will not reopen due to “renovation works”.
03/19/20 Macau: Casino Taipa to be used for quarantine Three hotels will host those returning to Macau and entering the 14 day isolation period.
03/19/20 SJM Holdings profits hit €376.2 million in 2019 Casino operator SJM Holdings saw profits rise 12.5% year-on-year.
03/18/20 Macau closes borders after new Coronavirus case Macau in lockdown after a Spanish businessman and returning resident tested positive for Covid-19.
03/17/20 Macau: GGR to dip 80% in March According to analysts, the month will end with slightly better results but the overall market is “still bad”.
03/16/20 Macau: Chinese visitors could return by April Nomura analysts say visitation could return to normal levels “within two months” once Coronavirus restrictions are lifted.
03/13/20 Macau: Grand Lisboa delays reopening Grand Lisboa Palace casino hotel remain closed amid Coronavirus crisis.
03/12/20 Macau mulls easing travel restrictions from China The SAR government is also looking to increase restrictions visitors coming from Europe.
03/12/20 MGM China share price hits four year low Other gaming operators have also suffered major declines in the value of their stock amid the Coronavirus outbreak.
03/11/20 Macau: SJM donates care packages to families in need Macau gambling operators ups its Coronavirus relief efforts.
03/10/20 Macau: March GGR to fall 80%, analysts say Bernstein analysts said any major recovery will largely depend on the lifting of travel restrictions to and from China.
03/10/20 Macau: half of all gaming tables still out of action According to Macau’s Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau, half of the gaming tables reopened up to date.
