The Macau government said on Saturday that its six current casino operators would receive new licenses to start operating in the largest gaming centre in the world in January, leaving Malaysian firm Genting out.
The eagerly awaited announcement represents stability and consistency for the Macau operators, who have made more than $50 billion in investments in the Chinese special administrative area over the previous 20 years.
The eagerly awaited announcement represents stability and consistency for the Macau operators, who have made more than $50 billion in investments in the Chinese special administrative area over the previous 20 years.