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Genting Singapore Q3 net profit falls 42.2% to S$54.7 million on softer premium gaming

Publié par The Business Times · Singapour il y a 4 h
Resorts World Sentosa is entering the next phase of its renewal, which will constrain operating capacity through 2027.
Resorts World Sentosa is entering the next phase of its renewal, which will constrain operating capacity through 2027. · The Business Times

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Gaming arm drags earnings with a 21.7% revenue decline on weak premium play

Gaming arm drags earnings with a 21.7% revenue decline on weak premium play

[SINGAPORE] Integrated resort operator Genting Singapore posted a 42.2 per cent fall in net profit to S$54.7 million for its third quarter ended Sep 30, from S$94.6 million in the corresponding year-ago period.

This came as softer premium gaming activity – in line with a trend seen across regional key markets – weighed on earnings, the mainboard-listed company said on Thursday (Nov 12).

An unfavourable rolling win rate in September further affected revenue, it added.

Revenue for the quarter fell 12.9 per cent to S$566.1 million, from S$649.8 million a year earlier.

On a quarter-on-quarter basis, revenue slipped 5 per cent from S$596 million, while net profit declined 39.8 per cent from S$90.9 million.

By segment, Q3 gaming revenue at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS), the group’s Singapore integrated resort, dropped 21.7 per cent to S$315 million from S$402.3 million in the year-ago period.

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Non-gaming revenue rose 1.5 per cent to S$250.9 million, from S$247.3 million, which the group described as resilient despite reduced hotel room inventory.

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