0027.HK - Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited
| Previous Close | 52.400 |
| Open | 53.000 |
| Bid | 54.800 x 0 |
| Ask | 54.850 x 0 |
| Day's Range | 52.900 - 54.850 |
| 52 Week Range | 45.150 - 73.850 |
| Volume | 28,399,508 |
| Avg. Volume | 16,650,608 |
| Market Cap | 236.953B |
| Beta | 1.25 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 22.38 |
| EPS (TTM) | 2.451 |
| Earnings Date | Nov 5, 2018 - Nov 9, 2018 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2018-09-21 |
| 1y Target Est | 74.73 |
- Simply Wall St.•3 days ago
The Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited (HKG:27) Ownership Structure Could Be Important
Every investor in Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited (HKG:27) should be aware of the most powerful shareholder groups. Large companies usually have institutions as shareholders, and we usually see insiders owningRead More...
- Reuters•21 days ago
Macau's booming casinos post 17 percent revenue gain in August
Sept 1 - Gambling revenue in the Chinese territory of Macau posted a 17 percent gain in August, thanks to active gaming by Chinese betters keen to play in the country's only legal casino hub. August's ...
- Reuters•21 days ago
Macau's booming casinos post 17 percent revenue gain in August
(Widens distribution) Sept 1 - Gambling revenue in the Chinese territory of Macau posted a 17 percent gain in August, thanks to active gaming by Chinese betters keen to play in the country's only legal ...
- Simply Wall St.•24 days ago
Is Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited’s (HKG:27) ROE Of 21.3% Sustainable?
This analysis is intended to introduce important early concepts to people who are starting to invest and want to learn about Return on Equity using a real-life example. Galaxy EntertainmentRead More...
- CNBC•26 days ago
CNBC Transcript: Lui Che Woo, Chairman, Galaxy Entertainment
Below is the transcript of a CNBC interview with Lui Che Woo, Chairman, Galaxy Entertainment. The interview was first broadcast on CNBC’s Squawk Box Asia on 27 August 2018.
- PR Newswire•last month
Galaxy Entertainment Group Announces Q2 & Interim Results 2018
Delivers Record Quarterly EBITDA Q2 2018 Group Adjusted EBITDA of $4.3 Billion , Up 32% YoY 10 th Consecutive Quarter of YoY EBITDA Growth Driven by Record Quarterly Mass Performance Subsequently Announced ...
- PR Newswire•last month
Galaxy Entertainment Group Announces Q2 & Interim Results 2018
Delivers Record Quarterly EBITDA Q2 2018 Group Adjusted EBITDA of $4.3 Billion , Up 32% YoY 10 th Consecutive Quarter of YoY EBITDA Growth Driven by Record Quarterly Mass Performance Subsequently Announced ...
- Reuters•last month
BRIEF-Galaxy Entertainment Says H1 Net Profit Attributable HK$7.21 Bln
Aug 8 (Reuters) - Galaxy Entertainment Group Ltd: * Q2 GROUP NET REVENUE HK$13.9 BILLION, UP 22% YEAR-ON-YEAR * H1 NET PROFIT ATTRIBUTABLE HK$7.21 BILLION VERSUS HK$4.63 BILLION * DECLARED A SPECIAL DIVIDEND ...
- Reuters•2 months ago
Philippines to cancel Landing's $1.5 billion casino project - Duterte's spokesman
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte will cancel Landing International Development Ltd's $1.5 billion (£1.16 billion) integrated casino project in the capital, his spokesman said minutes after the Hong Kong-listed firm broke ground on Tuesday. Presidential spokesman Harry Roque said the lease contract that Landing signed with a state-owned foundation in March has significantly put the government at a disadvantage because the rental payment was "unconscionable". "Sorry to burst your bubble, people, but the president said that is grossly disadvantageous to the government," Roque told a media briefing, a few minutes after Landing broke ground for the fifth casino project at the 100-hectare Entertainment City strip located south of the capital Manila.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Macau gambling revenues jump 10 percent in July
Gambling revenue in the Chinese territory of Macau rose 10.3 percent in July from a year ago period, bolstered by demand from Chinese betters keen to play in the country's only legal casino hub. Figures from Macau's Gaming Inspection and Coordination bureau showed on Wednesday revenues were up from the month of June, reaching 25.3 billion patacas ($3.14 billion) versus analyst expectations of 5-13 percent growth. Macro factors including tighter Chinese credit and softening economic growth may also crimp demand from VIP players going forward.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Macau gambling revenues jump 10 percent in July
Gambling revenue in the Chinese territory of Macau rose 10.3 percent in July from a year ago period, bolstered by demand from Chinese betters keen to play in the country's only legal casino hub. Figures from Macau's Gaming Inspection and Coordination bureau showed on Wednesday revenues were up from the month of June, reaching 25.3 billion patacas ($3.14 billion) versus analyst expectations of 5-13 percent growth. Macro factors including tighter Chinese credit and softening economic growth may also crimp demand from VIP players going forward.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Former owner of 500 Macau greyhounds announces rehousing plan
An official of Macau's Yat Yuen, the company that ran the only dog-racing track in the world's largest gambling hub until last week, joined hands on Friday with animal rights group Anima to announce plans for a centre to rehouse more than 500 greyhounds. The animals, temporarily adopted by authorities after being abandoned by Yat Yuen, which ran Macau's Canidrome Club until the track closed, are to live at the centre until they find new homes, allowing the public a chance to interact with them. "We are performing our social responsibility and also doing what we promised," Angela Leong, the executive director of Yat Yuen, told a news conference, held jointly with Macau-based Anima, that was streamed live on Facebook.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Former owner of 500 Macau greyhounds announces rehousing plan
An official of Macau's Yat Yuen, the company that ran the only dog-racing track in the world's largest gambling hub until last week, joined hands on Friday with animal rights group Anima to announce plans for a centre to rehouse more than 500 greyhounds. The animals, temporarily adopted by authorities after being abandoned by Yat Yuen, which ran Macau's Canidrome Club until the track closed, are to live at the centre until they find new homes, allowing the public a chance to interact with them. "We are performing our social responsibility and also doing what we promised," Angela Leong, the executive director of Yat Yuen, told a news conference, held jointly with Macau-based Anima, that was streamed live on Facebook.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Macau authorities adopt over 600 greyhounds from closed dog track
Authorities in Macau, the world's largest gambling hub, said they will care for more than 600 greyhounds after their owner renounced them ahead of the closure of China's only dog-racing track on Saturday. The move comes after a long saga between government officials in the Chinese territory, animal rights activists, and one of the enclave's most well-known businesswomen, Angela Leong, the fourth wife of billionaire gaming magnate Stanley Ho. Leong, a long-standing Macau legislator and executive director of Yat Yuen, the company that operated Macau's Canidrome Club, has been criticised by animal rights groups such as Macau-based Anima, which said the greyhounds had been subject to cruel and inhumane conditions.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Macau authorities adopt over 600 greyhounds from closed dog track
Authorities in Macau, the world's largest gambling hub, said they will care for more than 600 greyhounds after their owner renounced them ahead of the closure of China's only dog-racing track on Saturday. The move comes after a long saga between government officials in the Chinese territory, animal rights activists, and one of the enclave's most well-known businesswomen, Angela Leong, the fourth wife of billionaire gaming magnate Stanley Ho. Leong, a long-standing Macau legislator and executive director of Yat Yuen, the company that operated Macau's Canidrome Club, has been criticised by animal rights groups such as Macau-based Anima, which said the greyhounds had been subject to cruel and inhumane conditions.
- Reuters•3 months ago
Macau casinos post 12.5 percent gain in June revenues
HONG KONG, July 1 - Gambling revenue in the Chinese territory of Macau grew 12.5 percent in June, thanks to solid demand from Chinese betters keen to play in the country's only legal casino hub. June marks ...
- Reuters•3 months ago
Macau casinos post 12.5 percent gain in June revenues
HONG KONG, July 1 - Gambling revenue in the Chinese territory of Macau grew 12.5 percent in June, thanks to solid demand from Chinese betters keen to play in the country's only legal casino hub. June marks ...
- Simply Wall St.•3 months ago
Does Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited’s (HKG:27) PE Ratio Signal A Selling Opportunity?
This article is intended for those of you who are at the beginning of your investing journey and want to better understand how you can grow your money by investingRead More...
- Reuters•3 months ago
Authorities across Asia battle illegal gambling surge ahead of World Cup
Law enforcement and regulatory forces in Asia say they are gearing up to fight illegal gambling operators who have ramped up activities in the region ahead of the World Cup, making use of savvy technology and cryptocurrencies to evade prosecution. Illegal gambling on the cup is prevalent in countries like Thailand and Malaysia, where football is hugely popular, but which don't have legal betting alternatives, gambling industry experts say.
- Reuters•3 months ago
Authorities across Asia battle illegal gambling surge ahead of World Cup
Law enforcement and regulatory forces in Asia say they are gearing up to fight illegal gambling operators who have ramped up activities in the region ahead of the World Cup, making use of savvy technology and cryptocurrencies to evade prosecution. Illegal gambling on the cup is prevalent in countries like Thailand and Malaysia, where football is hugely popular, but which don't have legal betting alternatives, gambling industry experts say.
- Reuters•4 months ago
Macau clamps down on use of UnionPay cards to dodge currency controls
Authorities in Macau, the world's biggest gambling hub, have told financial institutions to tackle the illegal use of UnionPay cards to evade exchange controls, China's latest move to clamp down on illicit capital outflows. The announcement from Macau's monetary authority late on Wednesday adds to a series of measures being implemented in the Chinese territory as it cracks down on such "illegal acts". The warning to banks came after pawn shops operating in Macau casinos had their UnionPay point-of-sale terminals removed, state broadcaster TDM said this week.
- Reuters•4 months ago
Macau clamps down on use of UnionPay cards to dodge currency controls
Authorities in Macau, the world's biggest gambling hub, have told financial institutions to tackle the illegal use of UnionPay cards to evade exchange controls, China's latest move to clamp down on illicit capital outflows. The announcement from Macau's monetary authority late on Wednesday adds to a series of measures being implemented in the Chinese territory as it cracks down on such "illegal acts". The warning to banks came after pawn shops operating in Macau casinos had their UnionPay point-of-sale terminals removed, state broadcaster TDM said this week.
- Simply Wall St.•4 months ago
What Are Analysts Saying About The Future Of Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited’s (HKG:27)?
Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited’s (SEHK:27) most recent earnings update in December 2017 indicated that the business gained from a sizeable tailwind, eventuating to a high double-digit earnings growth of 67.18%.Read More...
- Reuters•4 months ago
Macau casinos post 12 percent revenue gain in May
Gambling revenue in the Chinese territory of Macau posted a lower-than-expected 12.1 percent gain in May, as gamblers wagered less in the country's only legal casino hub. Figures from Macau's Gaming Inspection and Coordination bureau on Friday showed revenues stood at 25.5 billion patacas ($3.16 billion), just shy of the previous month's 25.7 billion patacas. The higher revenue in May still marks the 22nd month of consecutive rises, with revenue gains in the former Portuguese colony surging after plunging to five-year lows on slowing economic growth and a widespread crackdown on corruption starting in 2014.
