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GALAXY ENT
00027.HK
Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the gaming and entertainment businesses in Macau, Hong Kong, and Mainland China. It operates through Gaming and Entertainment, and Construction Materials segments. The company operates casino games of chance or games of other forms; provides hospitality and related services; and manufacture, sale and distribution of construction materials. It develops and operates operates three flagship destinations in Macau such as integrated destination resorts in Galaxy Macau; unique landmark entertainment and food street destination adjoining Broadway Macau; and StarWorld Hotel, a five-star luxury hotel on the Peninsula.
508.19 B
00027.HKMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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05/12/2025 Update
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Casinos and GamingIndustry
Industry Ranking2/17
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreA
    • ROE12.53%B
    • Profit Margin21.24%A
    • Gross Margin79.37%A
  • Growth ScoreB
    • Revenue YoY9.19%B
    • Net Profit YoY15.46%B
    • Total Assets YoY3.51%C
    • Net Assets YoY7.75%B
  • Cash ScoreC
    • Cash Flow Margin470.89%C
    • OCF YoY9.19%B
  • Operating ScoreC
    • Turnover0.49C
  • Debt ScoreA
    • Gearing Ratio15.55%A

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    UBS's Investment Ratings and Target Prices for Macau Gaming Stocks (Table)

    UBS published a research report, adjusting the investment ratings and target prices for gaming stocks. Galaxy Entertainment is rated as Buy, with a target price of HKD 46.9; Wynn Macau is rated as Buy, with the target price raised from HKD 8.4 to HKD 8.9; MGM China is rated as Buy, with the target price raised from HKD 19.8 to HKD 20.3; Sands China is rated as Neutral, with the target price raised from HKD 21.6 to HKD 22.4; Melco International is rated as Neutral, with a target price of HKD 5.5; and SJM Holdings is rated as Sell, with the target price lowered from HKD 2.8 to HKD 2.5

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    Morning Trend | Galaxy Entertainment capital inflow, is there a rebound window for the gaming sector again?

    Galaxy Entertainment Group (27.HK) performed impressively yesterday, with capital inflows pushing the stock price out of the lows, briefly breaking through the previous consolidation range during the session, showing a significant strengthening trend compared to the previous week. The main catalysts include the Macau government's launch of a new round of subsidies and the gradual recovery of overseas visitor traffic, greatly boosting market confidence. At the same time, the company announced the advancement of its high-end customer development plan, which is interpreted as an increase in management confidence and is expected to drive high-profit business growth

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    "Hong Kong Stocks" The Hang Seng Index rose 61 points throughout the day, with a preference for gambling stocks, while Nio fell over 6%

    The Hang Seng Index rose 61 points throughout the day, closing at 26,095 points, marking two consecutive days of gains. Macau's November gambling revenue exceeded expectations, leading to strong performance in gaming stocks, with Galaxy Entertainment rising 2.8%. Among technology stocks, Alibaba rose 1.4%, while Tencent fell 0.4%. Meituan dropped 3.1% due to intensified competition and declining profit visibility. Chip stocks SMIC and Hua Hong fell 1.2% and 2.8%, respectively. In the automotive sector, Xiaomi rose nearly 1%, and BYD increased 2.2% due to better-than-expected sales of new energy vehicles

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    JP Morgan expects Macau's total gaming revenue in December to grow by over 15%, with Galaxy Entertainment as the long-term preferred choice

    JP Morgan's research report predicts that Macau's total gaming revenue in December will grow by over 15%, possibly exceeding 20%. A year-on-year growth of 15% to 16% is expected in the fourth quarter of 2025. In the short term, JP Morgan is optimistic about Sands China, while in the long term, it prefers Galaxy Entertainment. JP Morgan is avoiding Melco International Development and SJM Holdings. The investment priority order is Sands China and Galaxy Entertainment > Wynn Macau and MGM China > Melco Resorts > SJM > Melco International

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    Citi Research: Macau's November gaming revenue exceeded expectations, expected to rise 15% year-on-year in December

    Citi stated that Macau's gaming revenue in November exceeded expectations, growing 14.4% year-on-year, and is expected to grow 15% in December. The preferred targets are Galaxy Entertainment Group and MGM CHINA

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