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A Macau legislator has raised concerns about the resilience and security of the city’s casino industry, questioning whether adequate safeguards are in place to address supply-chain vulnerabilities stemming from the sector’s heavy reliance on imported gaming equipment. The lawmaker warned that the dependence on overseas suppliers leaves one of Macau’s most important economic sectors exposed to significant risks and urged authorities to accelerate efforts to increase local part

The Judiciary Police (PJ) have dismantled a group of five Filipinas allegedly involved in fraud and money laundering activities, PJ spokesman Cheong Siu Keong announced during a special press conference yesterday. Cheong identified the suspects as women aged between 38 and 49 who worked as cleaners, domestic helpers, and part-time employees. Their surnames were given as Inocencio, Gutierrez, Calimoso, Gabato, and Bacalso. He added that the case involved two victims, an elderl

The Judiciary Police (PJ) arrested 25 individuals from Hong Kong and mainland China on Thursday in connection with alleged money laundering, fraud, and document forgery activities, PJ spokesman Leng Kam Lon confirmed during a special press briefing on Friday. The arrests form part of a broader cross-border investigation targeting an organised criminal group operating between Macau and mainland China, with parallel enforcement actions also carried out by mainland authorities.

Citigroup has reaffirmed its constructive view on Macau’s gaming industry, indicating that the softer performance observed in March is primarily seasonal and does not reflect any fundamental deterioration in demand. The assessment follows the bank’s latest proprietary table survey conducted in March 2026, which suggests that recent concerns about a slowdown may be overstated. According to the bank, perceptions of weakening momentum are likely influenced by recency bias, as th

Macau’s gaming revenue share reached MOP94.9 billion (US$11.8 billion) in 2025, exceeding pre-year expectations and underscoring the continuing dominance of the casino sector in the Special Administrative Region’s economy. The $11.8 billion that flowed to the Macau SAR Government surpassed earlier forecasts of $11.6 billion in tax revenue. Officials had revised their projections downward midway through last year amid a deteriorating economic outlook, but a strong performance

Macau recorded a significant rise in gaming-related crime during the first three quarters of 2025, with police logging 1,737 cases, a year-on-year increase of 70.1 percent from the 1,021 cases reported over the same period in 2024. The figures were announced on December 12 by Secretary for Security Chan Tsz King. Chan said the steep increase was mainly the result of changes in how gaming-related crimes are counted following the introduction of new anti-illegal gambling legi