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April casino revenue likely to face stagnation, Seaport Research says

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April’s casino revenue is expected to remain flat compared with the previous year, according to analysis by Seaport Research Partners. Gross gaming revenue (GGR) for this month could even decline by nearly 6 per cent from March, with the forecast drop aligning with historical trends. “Our April estimate is slightly impacted by near-term potential headwinds from the recent money changers crackdown,” wrote analyst Vitaly Umansky. “The announcement…
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Macao’s illegal money exchange crackdown could impact April’s GGR

Seaport Research Partners expects this month’s gross gaming revenue to stay flat or decline slightly following mass arrests at Macao pawn shops The post Macao’s illegal money exchange crackdown could impact April’s GGR appeared first on Macao News.

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April casino revenue likely to face stagnation, Seaport Research says

April’s casino revenue is expected to remain flat compared with the previous year, according to analysis by Seaport Research Partners. Gross gaming revenue (GGR) for this month could even decline by nearly 6 per cent from March, with the forecast drop aligning with historical trends. “Our April estimate is slightly impacted by near-term potential headwinds from the recent money changers crackdown,” wrote analyst Vitaly Umansky. “The announcement…

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Macau’s April GGR expected to stay flat, possibly impacted by recent money changers crackdown

With Macau’s gross gaming revenues having shown clear signs of post-COVID normalization through the first three months of 2025, industry analysts are again expecting GGR to stay flat in April – although there is concern that a recent crackdown on illegal money changers could have some short-term negative impact. In a note following release of Macau’s March GGR numbers on Tuesday, Seaport Research Partners analyst Vitaly Umansky said recent actio…

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IAG broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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