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Ultra-luxury and super premium the focus of Galaxy going forward: management

Galaxy is doubling down on entertainment and ultra-luxury is its cornerstone going forward, with recent openings of premium-focused hotels and offerings catering to more demanding customers.

Galaxy confident for a strong 1Q26, despite slow warm-up to CNY: management

Galaxy Entertainment Group saw a slow warm-up to the CNY period, but every gaming segment saw "robust growth" and the operator is confident in 1Q26 results.

Malaysia advances esports oversight with regulator backing

Malaysia advances esports oversight as media content regulator backs policy push on safety and responsible game design.

Jailed former Thai PM Thaksin eligible for parole May 10th

Former Thai Prime Minister and gaming legalization proponent Thaksin Shinawatra eligible for parole on May 10th.

Cambodia PM says government unaware of Chen Zhi’s alleged scam links before arrest

Cambodia's Prime Minister rejects complicity claims, says Chen Zhi case surfaced before nationwide scam crackdown.

Galaxy ‘played lucky’ in 4Q25, boosting adjusted EBITDA to nearly $550M

Galaxy Entertainment Group 'played lucky' in 4Q25, with adjusted EBITDA nearly $550 million, up by 32.7 percent yearly.

Isle of Man rejects visa for gaming executive over links to alleged criminal group

The Isle of Man has rejected an immigration appeal for an executive who formerly worked at a company allegedly associated with illegal gambling operations.

International Entertainment wraps up Manila casino upgrade, targets July 2026 hotel reopening

International Entertainment completes Manila casino upgrade, lifts gaming capacity, and targets July 2026 hotel reopening to support long-term growth.

Tabcorp sees 14.3% EBITDA rise in fiscal 1H26, benefiting from reformed Victorian License

Tabcorp Holdings has announced a 14.3 percent yearly uptick in group EBITDA for fiscal 1H26, as the company dials in on being “a more consistent company, with greater capability”.

Macau hotels post 94.8% occupancy in January, average rates down 3.8%

January 2026 saw Macau hotel occupancy near 95%, yet room prices fell across three- to five-star segments amid ongoing margin pressure.

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