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It's Been a Golden Week for Macau

Mandy Jia, Equity Analyst, Shenwan Hongyuan Securities

30-Oct-19 09:15

It's Been a Golden Week for Macau

Valuations for the Macau gaming sector have been trending down on the back of a slowdown in China and its anti-corruption measures but we ask Mandy Jia, Equity Analyst from Shenwan Hongyuan Securities based in Shanghai if it's time to relook at the sector now and if the opening of casinos in Japan will pose a future threat.

Presented by: Julian Ng, Khoo Hsu Chuang, Wong Shou Ning


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