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Galaxy Entertainment Group

Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited (GEG) is a Hong Kong-based that develops and operates integrated resorts, hotels, casinos, and entertainment facilities, primarily in .
Established in 2002 when its subsidiary Galaxy Casino, S.A. was awarded a gaming concession by the Macau SAR Government, GEG has grown into one of Asia's leading gaming and hospitality operators, holding one of only six gaming concessions in the region valid through 2032.
The company is listed on the (stock code: 0027.HK) since July 2005 and is a constituent stock of the . GEG's flagship properties include on the , one of the world's largest integrated destination resorts featuring multiple hotels, a , spaces, and venues; StarWorld Macau, an award-winning high-end boutique hotel and on the ; and Macau, a and landmark also in .
Recent expansions, such as Phase 3 of inaugurated in December 2023, have added luxury hotels like the Ritz-Carlton and further diversified offerings with non-gaming attractions to support 's economic diversification goals.
Headquartered at 22nd Floor, Wing On Centre, 111 Connaught Road Central, Hong Kong, GEG employs over 21,000 people and emphasizes a service philosophy of “World Class, Asian Heart.” Founded by Dr. Lui Che Woo, who built the broader K. Wah Group starting in 1955 before venturing into gaming, GEG is now led by Chairman and Mr. Lui Yiu Tung, who joined the group in 1979 and assumed the chairman role in December 2024 following his father's passing.
Under this leadership, the company has committed to initiatives, including investing in green bonds and providing MOP 200 million in support by July 2020, while focusing on high-quality mass-market gaming and integrated resort experiences.

History

Founding and Early Years

Galaxy Entertainment Group traces its origins to the entrepreneurial vision of Dr. Lui Che-woo, who founded the K. Wah Group in 1955 with a focus on construction materials in , introducing mechanized quarrying techniques that revolutionized the industry. Under his leadership, K. Wah Construction Materials Limited expanded into property development and other sectors, becoming a publicly listed entity on the (stock code: 0027) in 1984. Lui's diversification strategy culminated in the gaming sector when, in February 2002, Galaxy Casino, S.A.—a company in which K. Wah entities held interests—secured one of three gaming concessions from the Macau SAR Government amid the liberalization of the territory's casino monopoly, outcompeting 18 international bidders. In early 2002, Galaxy Casino, S.A. engaged in discussions with Corporation for a potential to develop a Venetian-themed in , but these talks collapsed, leading Galaxy to pursue independent development of its gaming operations. On July 22, 2005, K. Wah Construction Materials completed the acquisition of an 88.1% voting stake (representing 97.9% economic interest) in Galaxy Casino, S.A. for approximately $18.4 billion ($2.37 billion), marking a pivotal shift from construction to gaming and entertainment. This transaction positioned the enlarged entity as the only Hong Kong-listed company holding a Macau gaming concession, with the company renaming itself effective October 26, 2005, to reflect its new strategic direction. The group's entry into operations began with smaller venues, but its first major milestone came on October 19, 2006, with the opening of StarWorld Macau, a 500-room luxury hotel and on the featuring high-stakes gaming and entertainment facilities, which quickly became a flagship property. Early financial performance underscored the success of this pivot: net gaming revenue surged from HK$1.3 billion in 2005—largely from legacy operations—to HK$4.7 billion in 2006, driven by StarWorld's launch and the broader market boom, while the company's exceeded HK$25 billion by year-end. These developments solidified Galaxy's foundation in Macau's burgeoning integrated resort sector up to 2010, under Lui Che-woo's continued oversight as founder and chairman.

Expansion in Macau

Galaxy Entertainment Group's expansion in Macau accelerated in the with the development of its flagship integrated resort, . Phase 1 of opened on May 15, 2011, marking a significant milestone in the company's growth strategy. The resort featured three luxury hotel towers: the ultra-exclusive Banyan Tree Macau with 250 suites, the 1,500-room Galaxy Hotel, and the 288-room Hotel Okura Macau. It also included a expansive casino floor with over 1,500 gaming tables and thousands of slot machines, alongside the 100,000-square-meter Galaxy Promenade retail space housing more than 200 international brands. In 2015, Galaxy Macau underwent a major expansion with the completion of Phase 2, which opened on May 27 and nearly doubled the resort's total size to over 1.1 million square meters. This phase introduced additional hotel towers, including the JW Marriott Macau with more than 1,000 rooms—the largest in at the time—the all-suite Ritz-Carlton Macau, and the boutique Broadway Hotel. The development enhanced gaming facilities while emphasizing diversified amenities such as expanded MICE spaces and leisure options. A key addition was , a vibrant family-oriented focused on non-gaming attractions, featuring a 3,000-seat theater, diverse dining outlets showcasing authentic flavors, and interactive street performances inspired by Asian heritage. Complementing the flagship resort, Galaxy Entertainment Group operated a network of satellite venues through its CityClubs brand, including Waldo Casino, President Casino, and Rio Casino, which provided accessible gaming options in Macau's downtown areas. These venues, established under service agreements, catered primarily to local and mass-market patrons, supporting the company's broader operational scaling in the region. A pivotal event in this expansion was the launch of Broadway Casino on May 27, 2015, integrated within the Broadway Macau precinct as part of Phase 2. This venue introduced themed entertainment zones, blending gaming with cultural experiences to attract a wider demographic, including families and younger visitors. The integration of such zones aligned with 's push toward diversified tourism beyond traditional VIP gaming. These developments fueled Galaxy Entertainment Group's growth during Macau's gaming boom in the , prior to 2019, with the company experiencing substantial increases in visitor numbers and market share across both mass-market and VIP segments. For instance, Macau's overall visitor arrivals rose 8% year-on-year to 16.84 million in the first half of , contributing to Galaxy's strengthened position through its mass-market focus and integrated offerings.

Post-2020 Challenges and Recovery

In early 2020, Galaxy Entertainment Group withdrew from the bidding process for an integrated resort () in , , citing uncertainties in the project's timeline amid the emerging , but reaffirmed its commitment to exploring other opportunities in the country, including a potential bid in . This strategic pivot reflected broader challenges in international expansion as global travel disruptions intensified. However, by May 2021, Galaxy also exited the race, attributing the decision to the prolonged impact of on the business environment and regulatory delays, effectively pausing its Japan ambitions during this period. The severely disrupted Galaxy's operations in from 2020 to 2022, with strict border closures between and drastically reducing visitor arrivals by over 90% in 2020 and maintaining low levels through 2021. In response to initial outbreaks, the Macau government mandated a 15-day suspension of all operations starting February 2020, the first such in the region's history, followed by intermittent restrictions including a full three-day shutdown of all casinos in July 2022 to contain a surge in cases. These measures, combined with China's policy, led to a 51.4% year-on-year decline in Macau's gross revenue to MOP 42.2 billion (US$5.3 billion) in 2022, with Galaxy's net revenue dropping 42% to HK$11.47 billion for the year. To adapt, Galaxy implemented government-mandated health protocols across its properties, including mandatory temperature checks, face mask requirements, and enhanced sanitation measures for staff and patrons, which became standard in Macau's casinos from mid-2020 onward. Concurrently, the company accelerated diversification into non-gaming revenue streams, such as , , and , in line with Macau's regulatory push for operators to develop integrated resorts; non-gaming segments helped mitigate losses, contributing to operational resilience despite gaming revenue's sharp fall. Recovery gained momentum in late 2022 and accelerated into 2023 following Macau's border reopening in January 2023, which spurred a rebound in visitor numbers and mass-market gaming activity at Galaxy's properties. Galaxy's net gaming revenue surged 316% year-on-year to HK$23.3 billion in 2023, driven by mass-market tables reaching 126% of 2019 levels in the fourth quarter, as pent-up demand from mainland Chinese tourists returned. This upturn was supported by the phased lifting of travel quarantines, enabling and other resorts to operate at near-full capacity by mid-2023, and further bolstered by the grand opening of Phase 3 at on December 13, 2023, adding new luxury hotels including The Ritz-Carlton and Andaz Macau, along with enhanced non-gaming facilities. In 2023, the closure of several satellite casinos in , including some affiliated with Galaxy, marked a shift toward consolidating operations within larger integrated resorts, as mandated by the new effective from January 2023. These closures, affecting aging facilities with declining viability post-pandemic, redirected gaming activity to flagship properties like , enhancing efficiency and bolstering non-gaming amenities to attract premium mass-market patrons. In November 2024, founder Dr. passed away at the age of 95, and his son Lui Yiu Tung was appointed chairman on December 13, 2024, ensuring leadership continuity during ongoing recovery and growth.

Properties and Operations

Flagship Resorts

Galaxy Entertainment Group's flagship resorts form the cornerstone of its integrated entertainment operations in Macau, offering expansive facilities that blend luxury , , , and experiences to cater to a global clientele. These properties, located primarily on the and , emphasize scale and innovation, driving the majority of the company's and non-gaming through high-volume visitor and premium services.

Galaxy Macau

Galaxy Macau stands as the premier integrated resort within the portfolio, encompassing a sprawling 1 million square meters of total space and serving as a one-stop destination for and leisure. It houses approximately 4,300 rooms, suites, and villas across nine world-class hotels, including the Galaxy Hotel, Broadway Hotel, Hotel Macau, The Ritz-Carlton Macau, Hotel Okura Macau, the ultra-exclusive Banyan Tree Macau, Andaz Macau (opened 2024), Raffles at Galaxy Macau (opened 2024), and Capella at Galaxy Macau (opened August 2025 with 93 rooms). Phase 4 developments, targeted for completion in 2027, will add multiple new-to- luxury hotel brands and around 1,600-2,000 additional rooms, contributing to a total Macau hotel capacity of approximately 7,500. The property's occupies around 37,000 square meters, featuring nearly 700 tables and over 1,200 slot machines, positioning it as one of Asia's largest gaming floors designed for both mass-market and VIP segments. Beyond gaming, Galaxy Macau's amenities include the 100,000-square-meter Galaxy Promenade retail precinct with more than 200 international luxury brands, 120 dining options spanning Michelin-starred restaurants and diverse cuisines, and the 75,000-square-meter Grand Resort Deck—an indoor tropical paradise with the world's longest Skytop Adventure Rapids at 575 meters, the largest Skytop , and a 150-meter white-sand beach. Entertainment facilities feature the 16,000-seat Galaxy Arena for concerts and events, alongside the 40,000-square-meter Galaxy International Convention Center for MICE activities. Unique architectural highlights include the award-winning gold-leaf cupolas inspired by Asian motifs and the mesmerizing Crystal Lobby Show, a kinetic installation of 380,000 crystals with rotating chandeliers and a central orb, enhancing the resort's luxurious ambiance. These elements underscore Galaxy Macau's role as a multifaceted hub that elevates Macau's status as a global tourism destination.

StarWorld Macau

StarWorld Macau, a five-star luxury hotel on the , focuses on upscale hospitality and premium gaming experiences, complementing the Cotai-based operations through its strategic location and connectivity via complimentary shuttles to the broader portfolio. The 39-story property offers 500 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, each providing panoramic views of the city and Nam Van Lakes, with amenities like 24-hour concierge service, noise-isolated designs, and access to a , center, and steam room. Its emphasizes high-end play with dedicated VIP salons and a selection of table games and slots tailored for discerning guests, contributing to the resort's reputation for sophisticated entertainment. Dining highlights include ten outlets, such as the Michelin two-star Feng Wei Ju specializing in Xiang cuisine, while the lobby's Star Art Studio hosts daily live performances. Recognized with multiple "High Comfort" awards from 2014 to 2020, StarWorld exemplifies refined Asian hospitality integrated with gaming excellence.

Broadway Macau

Broadway Macau, seamlessly integrated into the Galaxy Macau complex via a pedestrian bridge, adopts a vibrant, family-friendly vibe inspired by Hong Kong's iconic street culture, prioritizing non-gaming attractions alongside complementary gaming options. The boutique Broadway Hotel provides 314 rooms and suites with 180-degree views of the , featuring personalized service, a rooftop , and fitness center for guest relaxation. Its centerpiece is the bustling Broadway Food Street, offering over 40 authentic Macau and Asian dishes in a lively market-style setting, complemented by street bazaars with 150 retail shops selling local crafts and souvenirs. thrives through daily live at the Broadway Stage, a 3,000-seat theater hosting world-class shows, and easy access to Galaxy Macau's Grand Resort Deck for water-based activities like the Aquapark. This resort's unique fusion of theatrical energy and accessible amenities makes it an ideal entry point for families and casual visitors within the Galaxy ecosystem.

Satellite and City Club Venues

Galaxy Entertainment Group's satellite and city club venues represent smaller-scale gaming facilities primarily located on the Macau Peninsula, designed to serve local patrons and complement the company's larger integrated resorts in Cotai. These venues operated with a focus on and targeted player segments, integrating seamlessly with the broader Galaxy loyalty to encourage cross-property . The CityClubs portfolio included three key locations: Waldo Casino, President Casino, and Rio Casino. Waldo Casino, situated at the Waldo Hotel, functioned as a premium club offering private gaming areas, including dedicated rooms on the first floor and exclusive spaces on higher levels for high-stakes play. President Casino, housed within the President Hotel, emphasized VIP experiences with four dedicated VIP rooms accommodating 20 tables, alongside 55 mass-market tables across approximately 5,500 square meters of gaming space. Rio Casino, located at the Rio Hotel, catered to mid-market players with a mix of approximately 100 slot machines and table games such as , , , and , appealing to a broader, less affluent demographic. Operations at these venues underscored a model of lower overhead costs compared to flagship resorts, targeting local residents and day-trippers through convenient urban locations and streamlined amenities, while players earned rewards via the Galaxy Stars loyalty program for redemption across all GEG properties. In line with Galaxy's expansion in since the early , these CityClubs enhanced the company's peninsula presence by providing gaming options outside the high-volume . Recent regulatory changes in have significantly impacted these operations. Under the 2022 amendments to the , concessionaires like were required to repatriate or close third-party arrangements by the end of 2025, favoring direct control to improve oversight and reduce revenue-sharing models. This led to the closure of and Casinos on June 15, 2022, as consolidated resources toward its core resorts. Waldo Casino followed suit, ceasing operations on October 31, 2025, marking the end of 's portfolio amid the broader shift away from independent venues. Broadway Casino serves as a standalone gaming facility within the Broadway Macau entertainment district in Cotai, prioritizing accessibility with 150 slot machines and 40 table games in a compact, riverside setting offering panoramic views. This venue maintains an open, approachable atmosphere for casual visitors, integrating dining and entertainment options to attract both locals and tourists without the scale of adjacent flagship properties.

Non-Gaming Facilities

Galaxy Entertainment Group's non-gaming facilities emphasize luxury hospitality, upscale retail, diverse dining, immersive entertainment, and extensive convention spaces, primarily centered at its flagship integrated resort. The company's hotel portfolio spans over 5,000 rooms and suites across multiple properties in , including StarWorld Hotel and , which houses nine luxury hotels such as the all-suite Ritz-Carlton Macau, the lifestyle-oriented Andaz Macau, Macau, Banyan Tree Macau, Hotel Okura Macau, Galaxy Hotel, Broadway Hotel, Raffles at , and Capella at (opened August 2025). These accommodations cater to high-end travelers with amenities like private villas, spas, and panoramic views, positioning GEG as a key player in 's luxury hospitality sector. Retail and dining options form a of the non-gaming experience, with Galaxy Macau's Promenade featuring over 200 international luxury shops across 100,000 square meters of space, including flagship stores for brands like and . Dining encompasses more than 120 venues, highlighted by Michelin-starred establishments such as Feng Wei Ju (two stars), 8½ Otto e Mezzo Bombana and Lai Heen (one star each), and Kissho by Miyakawa (one star), alongside themed food streets at offering authentic Chinese provincial and international cuisines. These offerings draw visitors seeking culinary excellence and shopping, contributing to GEG's diversification beyond gaming. Entertainment venues provide family-friendly and cultural attractions, including the 75,000-square-meter Grand Resort Deck with its 575-meter Skytop Adventure Rapids, the world's largest , and a 150-meter white-sand , complemented by adventure elements like SkyPark and . Theaters and performance spaces, such as the Galaxy Arena, host live shows, concerts, and events like the Diamond Show, a spectacle of light, water, and sound. For meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE), GEG offers the Galaxy International Convention Center (GICC), providing 40,000 square meters of flexible event space, including a pillarless hall, a 650-seat grand , and configurable meeting rooms suitable for gatherings. This facility supports Macau's role as a global MICE hub, with additional spaces across properties enabling events from corporate conferences to large exhibitions.

Business Segments

Gaming and Entertainment

Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) operates its gaming activities in Macau under a concession granted by the Macau Special Administrative Region Government, as one of six licensed concessionaires. In December 2022, GEG's subsidiary, Galaxy Casino S.A., secured a renewal of its gaming concession, effective from January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2032, ensuring continued exclusive rights to provide gaming services across its properties. The company's gaming offerings center on a diverse array of table games, with baccarat comprising the majority due to its popularity in the Macau market, alongside slots, electronic table games, and dedicated VIP rooms. These facilities are distributed across key properties such as and StarWorld Macau, featuring electronic versions of baccarat and other live gaming options to cater to varying player preferences. Following a structural shift in the Macau gaming industry after 2014, GEG strategically emphasized mass-market growth to diversify from VIP reliance, resulting in non-VIP segments—encompassing mass table games and slots—accounting for over 80% of its total gross (GGR) in 2023, with mass GGR reaching HK$26.5 billion out of HK$31.7 billion overall. GEG integrates entertainment to enhance the gaming experience, hosting live performances and celebrity events such as concerts by , , and at venues like Galaxy Arena, alongside its loyalty program, which offers members discounts on dining, hotel stays, and event tickets to encourage repeat visits.

Construction Materials Division

The Construction Materials Division of Galaxy Entertainment Group, operated through its subsidiary K. Wah Construction Materials Limited (KWCM), represents the company's legacy non- business originally established by founder Dr. Lui Che-woo in 1955 as a quarrying and materials supply operation. This division formed the core of the group's activities prior to its 2005 strategic pivot toward and following the acquisition of a stake in Galaxy Casino, S.A., after which it was restructured as a smaller but stable segment supporting infrastructure development. In 2024, it contributed approximately 7% of the group's overall revenue while maintaining operational independence outside of Macau's primary focus. The division's product lines encompass the quarrying, production, and sale of essential construction materials, including aggregates, ready-mixed , , , and (GGBS), an eco-friendly cementitious material produced in partnership with leading iron and steel enterprises in . These materials are supplied to major projects, emphasizing through energy-efficient production processes and waste initiatives, such as accepting for reuse in concrete manufacturing. Operations span , , and , with a vertically integrated supply chain serving key urban and industrial areas like , , and Qianan to support large-scale projects including highways, bridges, and residential developments. Key facilities include quarries in , notably the Anderson Road Quarry—a 40-hectare site granted the territory's first contract quarry rights in and now under a rehabilitation agreement for future residential use—and manufacturing plants in Guangdong Province, which produce and products using advanced carbon management systems compliant with standards.

Corporate Governance

Ownership Structure

Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited (GEG) is controlled by the Lui family, which holds a combined interest of over 50% in the company as of 2024, ensuring majority voting power and strategic direction. This control is exercised through a combination of direct holdings and indirect interests via a discretionary family trust, with key family members including , , and serving as beneficiaries. The structure reflects the founder's vision to maintain family oversight amid public listing requirements. The public float constitutes approximately 49.7% of shares, traded on the (HKEX) under stock code 0027. Institutional investors hold minor stakes, with , Inc. owning about 1.91% as of September 2025, alongside other funds like at around 1.77% as of June 2024. These holdings provide diversified liquidity while the family retains dominance. GEG operates as the parent holding company, incorporated in in 1986 and listed on HKEX since July 2005. Its primary subsidiary, Galaxy Casino, S.A., which is wholly owned by GEG, holds the Macau gaming concession, managing core operations through integrated resorts like and StarWorld Hotel. This layered structure separates gaming concessions from broader hospitality and construction activities, complying with Macau regulatory frameworks. Historically, ownership began with full family control following the 2005 acquisition of the Galaxy Casino concession, when the Lui family held 73.6% post a major public offering to fund Macau expansion. Subsequent equity issuances, including share options and awards, gradually diluted this to the current approximately 50% level, balancing needs with retained control. No significant shifts occurred in 2023 beyond routine share issuances.

Leadership and Key Executives

Galaxy Entertainment Group was founded by Dr. Lui Che-woo, who served as Chairman and executive director from the company's inception in 2002 until his passing on November 7, 2024, at the age of 95. Under his leadership, the group expanded from construction materials into integrated resort development in , securing a gaming concession in 2002 and overseeing the construction of flagship properties like . Dr. Lui maintained significant oversight on strategic decisions, leveraging his experience from founding the K. Wah Group in 1955 to guide GEG's growth into a major player in the Asian gaming and hospitality sector. Following Dr. Lui's death, his eldest son, Mr. Francis Lui Yiu Tung, was appointed Chairman of the board in December 2024, a role he assumed after serving as deputy chairman since 1997. Mr. Lui joined the group in 1979 and has been an since 1987, leading daily operations and strategic initiatives with a focus on enhancing and market positioning in Macau's competitive landscape. As Chairman, he continues to emphasize diversification into non-gaming amenities and international partnerships to drive long-term growth. Key executives supporting the leadership include Chief Financial Officer Mr. Thomas Arasi, who assumed the role on October 27, 2025, bringing over 35 years of experience in , , and from prior positions at companies like . Mr. Arasi succeeded Mr. Ted Chan Ying Tat, who served as from 2018 until his departure in November 2025. Additionally, Mr. Kevin Kelley oversees operations, drawing on more than 40 years in the industry, including executive roles at and . These appointments reflect GEG's commitment to experienced professionals in finance and operations to navigate regulatory and market challenges. The comprises 10 members, including four executive directors—Mr. Francis Lui Yiu Tung (Chairman), Mr. Joseph Chee Ying Keung (Managing Director of the Construction Materials Division), Mrs. Paddy Tang Lui Wai Yu, and Ms. Eileen Lui Wai Ling—and six non-executive directors such as Mr. James Ross Ancell and Professor Patrick Wong Lung Tak, ensuring balanced governance and compliance with listing rules. The board's composition, with strong family involvement from the Lui family alongside expertise, supports strategic oversight while maintaining and .

Financial Performance

Historical Financial Trends

Galaxy Entertainment Group's financial performance has been closely tied to the expansion of the gaming market since the company entered the sector in 2006. grew significantly from HK$4.7 billion in 2006, primarily from initial operations at StarWorld Macau, to a peak of HK$51.9 billion in 2019, fueled by the gaming boom that saw gross gaming (GGR) in the region surge over 20-fold during that period due to increased and of gaming concessions. This growth was driven by the opening of in 2011 and subsequent phases, which expanded capacity and diversified offerings, capturing a larger amid rising VIP and mass gaming volumes. EBITDA margins averaged around 35-40% in the years leading up to , reflecting efficient operations and high contribution from activities, with adjusted EBITDA reaching HK$16.5 billion in . However, the severely impacted performance, leading to adjusted EBITDA of negative HK$1.0 billion in 2020 as Macau's casinos faced prolonged closures and travel restrictions that reduced visitor arrivals by over 90%. Recovery began in 2021, with adjusted EBITDA turning positive at HK$2.5 billion, supported by gradual reopening and pent-up demand, though margins remained compressed compared to pre-pandemic levels. The company's demonstrated prudent management throughout this period. In 2015, amid expansions, Galaxy maintained a net cash position of HK$6.5 billion with total at HK$1.2 billion, providing flexibility for investments without straining finances. By , this strengthened to a net cash position of HK$23.5 billion against of HK$1.5 billion, bolstered by accumulated cash reserves from recovering operations and disciplined capital allocation. Historically, the gaming and entertainment segment has dominated revenue, comprising approximately 95% of total net revenue through 2023, underscoring the company's reliance on casino operations. In contrast, the construction materials division provided stable but modest contributions, generating HK$1-2 billion annually, primarily from sales of quarried granite and related products used in regional infrastructure projects. This segment's consistent performance helped diversify risk slightly, though it remained secondary to gaming-driven growth.

Recent Results and Outlook

In 2024, Galaxy Entertainment Group achieved full-year revenue of HK$43.4 billion, representing a 22% increase year-over-year, driven primarily by robust recovery in mass-market gaming and non-gaming segments at its properties. This performance marked a significant rebound from prior years, with gross gaming revenue (GGR) contributing substantially to the top-line growth amid increasing visitor arrivals to . As of the third quarter of 2025, the company's GGR reached HK$12.2 billion, a 21% rise year-over-year and 2% quarter-over-quarter, despite disruptions from , which caused a 33-hour operational suspension. Adjusted EBITDA for the last twelve months stood at HK$13.4 billion, up 14% from the prior year, with the mass-market segment playing a pivotal role in this improvement through higher table win rates and visitor spend. Looking ahead to the full year 2025, Galaxy Entertainment Group expresses optimism for continued growth, bolstered by favorable visa policies facilitating easier cross-border travel and enhanced integration with the area for diversified offerings. However, potential headwinds include ongoing risks in the region and regulatory constraints capping the total number of gaming tables at 6,000 across Macau's , limiting .

Sustainability and Future Plans

Environmental and Social Initiatives

Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) has implemented programs aligned with 's environmental objectives, notably through the "Towards Dual Carbon · Building a Healthy Enterprise" 2025 Series launched in June 2025. This five-month initiative promotes a green and healthy corporate culture, supporting the Special Administrative Region's "Dual Carbon" goals of carbon peaking by 2030 and achieving by 2050, with GEG committing to the latter as a long-term target. Key activities include promotions in partnership with the Macau Electricity Company, eco-friendly recipe competitions for staff canteens, and "Green Tours" for local students highlighting sustainable practices such as bamboo substitutes for plastic. GEG's resorts, including Galaxy Hotel™, Banyan Tree Macau, and Hotel Okura Macau, incorporate energy-efficient designs and have received recognitions like the "Macao Green Hotel Award," demonstrating operational commitments to reduced environmental impact. Philanthropy forms a core pillar of GEG's social initiatives, primarily channeled through the Lui Che Woo Foundation established by the company's founder, Dr. . The foundation has made cumulative donations exceeding HK$2 billion, with a significant HK$2 billion endowment in 2015 to support the LUI Che Woo Prize for World Civilization, which funds projects in , healthcare, and social harmony. In , these efforts include substantial contributions to educational institutions, such as RMB 200 million to in 2018 for pharmaceutical sciences facilities and RMB 250 million in 2022 to for the Lui Che Woo Science Park, aimed at fostering innovation and alleviating educational disparities in underserved areas. Additional donations, like HK$100 million to the in 2012 for the Lui Che Woo Institute of Innovative Medicine, underscore the foundation's focus on advancing and poverty alleviation through targeted support for academic and research programs. On the social responsibility front, GEG emphasizes employee and inclusive practices in , offering over 50 diverse programs annually to enhance skills and , including the "GEG Integrated Program" that provides up to 300 hours of pre-employment and for local talents. Diversity initiatives include mandatory to prevent and promote an inclusive workplace, aligning with broader efforts to nurture a multifaceted . In operations, GEG enforces anti-addiction policies through comprehensive responsible measures, such as annual for over 13 consecutive years, collaborations with NGOs like the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals for anti-addiction services, and support for Macau's program, ensuring minors under 21 are prohibited from entering facilities while promoting harm minimization across the community. In November 2025, GEG launched the Responsible Promotion Month to support Macau SAR's 2025 responsible goals, featuring enhanced and awareness activities. GEG's environmental management is bolstered by ISO 14001 certifications across its properties, starting with in 2012, followed by StarWorld Hotel in 2018, and ongoing adherence at multiple resorts to international standards for waste reduction, , and control. These certifications integrate into broader strategies, including EarthCheck Silver and Gold awards for select hotels, reinforcing GEG's commitment to verifiable .

Expansion Strategies and International Interests

Galaxy Entertainment Group is actively integrating with the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in to bolster visitor inflows from . Chairman Francis has emphasized the need for additional hotel developments on to alleviate Macau's acute room shortage, which stood at a impacting growth as of mid-2025. Enhanced infrastructure, including the extension of the line to Port, facilitates smoother cross-border travel and supports broader revenue diversification for Macau's integrated resorts. These efforts aim to position as a complementary hub for and , drawing more high-value visitors without relying solely on Macau's capacity constraints. On the international front, Galaxy Entertainment Group maintains a marketing office in to cultivate opportunities in 's integrated resort sector, reflecting ongoing interest despite prior withdrawals from bids in 2021. The company continues to monitor potential sites in and , aligning with 's evolving regulatory framework for developments. Beyond , GEG is exploring expansion prospects in through targeted marketing in and has secured a strategic equity investment in Société des Bains de Mer, the operator of Monte-Carlo , to gain footholds in luxury markets. These initiatives underscore a deliberate push toward global diversification amid maturing Asian opportunities. To drive non-gaming revenue growth, Galaxy Entertainment Group has completed the rollout of smart gaming tables across its properties, utilizing data analytics to personalize customer experiences and optimize operations. This digital investment complements broader diversification into meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE), entertainment events, and , which accounted for about 14% of in the first half of 2025 and hosted 190 such events to boost by 65%. The company is also expanding non-Macau ventures, leveraging its strong position of HK$30.7 billion (cash and liquid investments) as of 30 June 2025 to fund these shifts toward sustainable, experience-driven income streams. Regulatory adaptations form a core part of Galaxy's strategy following the 2022 renewal of its Macau gaming concession, which extends operations through December 31, 2032, under stricter diversification mandates. In compliance with the phase-out of satellite casinos by year-end 2025, the group shuttered venues like Waldo and Grandview Casinos, redirecting resources to its flagship integrated resorts to enhance efficiency and align with government goals for consolidated, high-end gaming. This transition, supported by recent financial results showing adjusted EBITDA of HK$3.6 billion in Q2 2025, positions Galaxy to capitalize on Macau's gross gaming revenue forecast of MOP 246 billion for 2025 (as of November 2025).

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