To help staunch the sell down, Genting Singapore bought back 4 million shares at between 61.5 cents and 64.5 cents, spending a total of nearly $2.55 million.
Genting Singapore shares dropped by just over 10% on May 13 after reporting weaker 1QFY2026 earnings, which triggered a wave of downgrades from analysts.
Genting Singapore shares dropped to as low as 61 cents before gaining just that slightly to close at 62 cents for the day, extending a drop of more than 15% year to date.
