IAG caught up with Kelcey Allison, Global COO at Aruze Gaming, to discuss the company’s recent rebirth, its expansion plans for Asia and why he believes Aruze is well placed to steal market share.
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IAG caught up with Kelcey Allison, Global COO at Aruze Gaming, to discuss the company’s recent rebirth, its expansion plans for Asia and why he believes Aruze is well placed to steal market share.
This month represents an important milestone for Inside Asian Gaming as we launch IAG EXPO – an expansion of the...
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Inside Asian Gaming is delighted to announce a total of 19 sponsors for Manila After Dark (MAD) next Monday 8 September – the official welcome event for IAG EXPO, taking place at Manila’s Newport World Resorts. Running from 8 to 10 September,...
Macau’s notoriously aggressive promotional environment has settled into a rhythm, according to MGM Resorts CEO and President Bill Hornbuckle – despite competition in the premium gaming segments rising as former junket players return to the city in swathes. Hornbuckle discussed...
The AGEM Index – a monthly stock performance guide comprising 10 global gaming suppliers – grew by 5.0% month-on-month or 93.66 points to 1,983.73 points in August, with Konami seeing the largest positive contribution. Konami had only last month been...
Investment bank Jefferies has again upgraded its Macau GGR forecast for 2025, with analysts now expecting gaming revenues to reach MOP$248 billion (US$31.8 billion) – revised upwards from its previous forecast of MOP$237 billion (US$29.3 billion). In a note, Jefferies...
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