MGM looks to US$10b Japan bet as Macau unit beats estimates
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MGM Resorts International is planning to bet on a US$10 billion casino in Japan if the country legalises gambling resorts, expanding the operator's Asia focus as its Macau unit recovered from a gambling slump to post third-quarter profit that beat expectations.
MGM China Holdings Ltd's adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) rose 15 per cent to HK$1.28 billion (S$229 million) in the three months ended September, it announced late on Monday.
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