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Safely advertising to youths - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Technopreneurs

Safely advertising to youths

Digital native youths of today are open targets for unsolicited advertising on the Internet and gaming platforms.

China Focus

Junket King's arrest spurs selloff as key Macau market targeted

The pandemic -- which effectively erased Macau’s chief source of revenue -- has hammered the industry.

Company in the news

Crown has two years to clean up or lose its Melbourne casino

The company avoided the worst possible outcome - an immediate loss of the Melbourne license.

Tech

The coming video game super cycle

Sony previewed the PlayStation 5 (PS5) on June 12 and gave the world a glimpse of its flagship product. The reveal event had gamers around the world rubbing their hands in gleeful anticipation at the launch of this next-generation gaming console.
Engines of the future - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tech

Engines of the future

Epic Games is the multi-billion dollar company behind Fortnite, the game that has taken over the world.

Broker's Calls

Genting Singapore's outlook unmarred by slight earnings disappointment, according to analysts

SINGAPORE (Feb 22): Maybank Kim Eng, OCBC Investment Research, RHB Research and CGS-CIMB Research are maintaining their “buy” calls on Genting Singapore (GENS) with the respective target prices of $1.26, $1.31, $1.22 and $1.28.  

Results

Genting Singapore sees 4Q earnings rise 12% to $150 mil on higher visitors, hotel occupancy

SINGAPORE (Feb 21): Genting Singapore (GENS) announced earnings of $150.2 million for the 4Q ended Dec 2018, rising 12% y-o-y from its earnings of $134 million in 4Q17 due to higher revenue.

Broker's Calls

Genting Singapore a likely winner this gaming earnings season, says UOB

SINGAPORE (Jan 28): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining “overweight” on gaming with a “buy” call on Genting Singapore (GENS) at a $1.38 target price, or 10 times 2019 EV/EBITDA, on the notion that the integrated resort (IR) operator’s share price could

Broker's Calls

Time to place bets on Genting Singapore as stock is now looking cheap, says RHB

SINGAPORE (Nov 16): RHB Research is maintaining its “buy” rating on Genting Singapore with a lower target price of $1.23 compared to $1.42 previously after updating DCF assumptions and rolling over the valuation base year to FY19.
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