Strong October prompts optimism despite September’s typhoon
Revised forecasts for Macau’s 2025 gaming revenues are currently ahead of the government’s revised 2025 prediction of MOP$228bn (US$28.4bn) and are, according to CreditSights, back on course to reach the initial forecast of MOP$240bn (US$29.9bn).
CreditSights said that despite the effects of Super Typhoon Ragasa resulting in a subdued September, revenues for the first nine months of 2025 were still up seven per cent year-on-year to MOP$181.3bn (US$22.6bn), meaning they have reached around 80 per cent of the current forecast, with October results expected to be strong.
CreditSights said: “We expect the strong visitations witnessed during the recent Golden Week holiday to support a better GGR performance in October. We see Macau in a decent position to achieve its 2025 GGR target, with only a monthly average GGR of MOP$15.6bn (US$1.95bn) needed vs year-to-date monthly average of MOP$20.1bn (US$2.51bn) for the fourth quarter. Should the current pace of monthly GGR churn be sustained, it would also put the government’s previous GGR target of MOP$240bn within reach.”
CreditSights said that over GoldenWeek, visitation came in at 1.14m with average daily visitation of 143,000 better than in 2024 and 2019.
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Strong October prompts optimism despite September’s typhoon Revised forecasts for Macau’s 2025 gaming revenues are currently ahead of the government’s revised 2025 prediction of MOP$228bn (US$28.4bn) and are, according to CreditSights, back on course to reach the initial forecast of MOP$240bn (US$29.9bn). CreditSights said that despite the effects of Super Typhoon Ragasa resulting in a subdued September,…
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