Century Entertainment International Holdings Ltd. (Hong Kong-listed) has announced that it expects to post a profit of not less than HKD 25 million for the six-months ended 30 September 2025, reversing a HKD 11.4 million loss in the same period last year. This turnaround is chiefly attributed to rising revenues from two newly-operational subsidiaries: one being the company’s gaming-technology platform business in the Philippines, and the other a camellia-oil venture in China.
Universal Entertainment Corp (UEC), the parent company of Okada Manila in the Philippines, is banking on a two-pronged strategy—hotel room renovations and the return of veteran marketing executive Shirley Tam—to reverse declining fortunes at the resort. UEC’s results for the nine months to 30 September show net sales of JPY 95.6 billion and a narrowed net loss of JPY 10.6 billion, nearly half what it was in the previous comparable period.
An independent adviser has recommended that minority shareholders of Genting Malaysia Berhad (GENM) reject the takeover offer made by its parent company Genting Bhd, stating that the RM3.10 per-share bid undervalues the operator’s assets and long-term prospects. The adviser noted that GENM’s diverse portfolio—including Resorts World Genting in Malaysia, Resorts World New York City, and operations in the UK and Bahamas—holds substantial intrinsic value that is not adequately reflected in the offer price.
MGM China Holdings Limited (operator of MGM Macau and MGM Cotai) recently staged two large-scale community events aimed at promoting responsible gaming and financial literacy in Macau. According to a company release dated 13 November 2025, the firm co-organised the “Family Financial Budgeting Competition & Responsible Gaming Carnival” and the “Responsible Gaming Carnival & Orienteering Race”.
Hann Resorts (via its Philippine arm Hann Philippines Inc.) has confirmed that its flagship project Hann Reserve — a 450-hectare golf-centred resort development in New Clark City, Tarlac — is slated to open in February 2026. The announcement positions Hann Reserve as the company’s next major expansion following its existing integrated resort in the Clark Freeport Zone.