Asia
Sands China Reports US$549 Million Net Loss for Q2 2020

Sands China Ltd (SCL) has reported a loss of US$549 million for the three months to 30 June 2020, down from a net income of US$511 million in Q2 2019.
The figures, released by parent company Las Vegas Sands (LVS), reflect the tight border restrictions in place during the quarter to limit the spread of COVID-19, with SCL reporting a 98.1% decline in net revenues to just US$40 million.
Those revenues included just US$28 million at the Venetian Macao, down from US$854 million during the same quarter last year, US$10 million at Sands Cotai Central (down from US$483 million) and US$23 million at The Plaza and Four Seasons from US$211 million a year ago. The Parisian Macao reported a net revenue loss of US$19 million compared with net revenues of US$414 million in Q2 2019.
The Venetian Macao fell to an Adjusted EBITDA loss of US$97 million, Sands Cotai Central a loss of US$79 million and the Parisian Macao a loss of US$81 million. Adjusted EBITDA loss for all Macau operations totaled US$312 million.
LVS, which suffered a group-wide loss of US$985 million in 2Q20 on net revenues of just US$98 million, revealed capital expenditure of US$382 million for the quarter of which US$337 million was in Macau, where the company is transforming Sands Cotai Central into The Londoner Macao.
“I am pleased to say that the early stages of the recovery process from the COVID-19 pandemic in each of our markets is now underway,” said LVS Chairman and CEO Sheldon Adelson.
“Our greatest priority during this period of the recovery remains our deep commitment to supporting our team members and to helping those in need in each of our local communities of Macau, Singapore and Las Vegas.
“We remain optimistic about an eventual recovery of travel and tourism spending across our markets, as well as our future growth prospects. We are fortunate that our financial strength will enable us to continue to execute our previously announced capital expenditure programs in both Macau and Singapore, while continuing to pursue growth opportunities in new markets.”
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DigiPlus Officially Incorporates Singapore Hub to Power Global Growth

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DigiPlus Interactive Corp, the Philippinesâ leading digital entertainment company, has taken a step forward in its international growth strategy with the official incorporation of DigiPlus Global Pte Ltd in Singapore.
Fully owned by Diginvest Holdings Inc, a 100% subsidiary of DigiPlus Interactive, the newly established DigiPlus Global will serve as the companyâs international hubâdriving its global ambitions through strategic partnerships, talent acquisition and corporate support. The entity is formally registered under Singaporeâs business activity classification for head and regional offices, acting as DigiPlus Interactiveâs centralised administrative and management office.
While the Singapore entity will focus solely on regional support services, it will not operate any gaming platforms in Singapore, in full respect of the countryâs regulatory framework.
âThis is not just an expansion; itâs a foundational step in our growth strategy. By anchoring our international presence in Singaporeâone of the worldâs most advanced business ecosystemsâwe are accelerating DigiPlusâ transformation into a globally recognized force in digital entertainment,â said DigiPlus Interactive Chairman Eusebio Tanco.
The move enables DigiPlus to deepen its access to global expertise, strengthen cross-border collaboration and build high-value relationships in key markets. It will also accelerate the companyâs ability to pioneer the next wave of digital entertainment innovations as it continues to grow its digital platformsâBingoPlus, ArenaPlus and GameZoneâwhich already dominate the Philippine market.
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Asia
KONAMI GROUP CORPORATION Named âMost Honored Companyâ in the Gaming Sector in Extelâs â2025 Japan Executive Teamâ Survey

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KONAMI GROUP CORPORATION has been named âMost Honored Companyâ in the gaming sector in Extelâs (formerly Institutional Investor) â2025 Japan Executive Teamâ survey.
This survey is conducted by Extel to select listed Japanese companies with outstanding IR activities based on votes from 541 investors and analysts from 237 firms, nominating a total of 533 companies.
In the gaming sector, KONAMI GROUP CORPORATION ranked first in the categories of âBest CEOâ (Sell-Side), âBest Investor Relations Professional,â âBest Investor Relations Program,â and âBest Company Board,â and as a result, the company has been named the âMost Honored Company.â
To increase our corporate value, KONAMI GROUP CORPORATION places high priority on constructive dialogue with shareholders and investors to deepen mutual understanding. In FY2025, the company held over 400 IR meetings, with our top management actively participating in quarterly financial results briefings and overseas IR roadshows. The âMost Honored Companyâ designation is in recognition of these efforts.
KONAMI GROUP CORPORATION will continue to work to achieve sustainable growth and enhance our corporate value over the medium-to-long-term through our IR activities.
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Asia
Macau Govt Appoints Ng Wai Han as Director of DICJ

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The Macau Government has appointed Ng Wai Han, who was serving as Director of the Public Administration and Civil Service Bureau (SAFP), as Director of the Macau Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ).
Ng had served as head of the Public Administration Bureau since September 2023, following a three-year stint as Deputy Director.
Between 1999 and 2020, Ng rose through the ranks of the Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) to the position of Deputy Director.
With this appointment, the reshuffling of DICJâs leadership team is now complete. The position of Director had remained vacant since 20 December last year, when her predecessor, Adriano Marques Ho, became Director General of the Macau Customs. Deputy Director Lio Chi Chong had been serving as Acting Director in the interim.
Lei Seak Chio, who, like Ng, previously worked at DSAL, was appointed one of DICJâs Deputy Directors in February, replacing Peter Chui.
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