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SJM’s credit profile hinges on satellite market share recapture: Fitch

Fitch Ratings said the impact on SJM Holdings' credit profile will depend on the company's ability to recapture the market share of its outgoing satellite casinos and the terms of related acquisitions.

“Saturated” electronic gaming machine market in the Philippines, driving manufacturer deal making and innovation

The sales market for electronic gaming machines (EGMs) in the Philippines is "saturated", with manufacturers needing to prove their longevity to secure deals.

Malaysia government to meet Meta over online gambling ad surge

Malaysia presses Meta to curb illegal gambling ads on Facebook, meeting set for September 22nd to enforce stricter measures.

DigiPlus plans to acquire physical casino stalled: report

The Philippines’ largest online gaming company DigiPlus has had potential talks to acquire a physical casino stalled due to recent changes: report.

Philippine AML Council launches casino probe amid flood project corruption scandal

Philippine AMLC probes casinos for laundering $18.3M linked to fraudulent Bulacan flood control projects by corrupt DPWH engineers.

Travellers, Suntrust inject $450M to complete Westside City resort

Travellers and Suntrust invest $450M to complete $1.25B Westside City resort in Parañaque, targeting a 3Q26 opening with 2,500+ hotel rooms.

Aristocrat Leisure announces new leadership changes

Aristocrat has announced new leadership changes, with its Aristocrat Interactive CEO Moti Malul to step down from March 2026, to be succeeded by Dylan Slaney.

Strong Macau GGR in August helps boost gaming tax to $1B

Macau’s government collected an impressive MOP8.5 billion ($1.06 billion) in gaming tax in August, as the city’s gaming operators saw a record-breaking post-COVID performance.

New Thai PM Anutin Charnvirakul rejects gambling as an economic driver, vows no casino policy

New Thai PM Anutin Charnvirakul dismisses casinos as growth tool, vows no gambling reforms, and signals possible rollback on poker’s legal status.

MGM China increases 2025 service cap with Shun Tak to $25.6M amid rising demand

MGM China raises annual cap of service agreement with Shun Tak to $25.6M to meet rising demand for gaming accommodation in 2025.

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