The operators of Macau’s satellite casinos have responded to the news that they will be shuttered by year’s end, with some outlining plans to diversify their businesses or expand other offerings in an effort to generate new revenue streams.
Among the hardest hit is Paradise Entertainment, operator of Casino Kam Pek Paradise on the Macau peninsula, which noted in a filing that its casino management arm had generated revenue of HK$718.3 million in 2024, representing 66.2% of group-wide revenue.
The loss of its satellite business, operated since 2007, will result in “a material reduction in the reported revenue and profit attributable to the shareholders of the company [from] 1 January 2026,” the company said.
