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24.07.26 - 12:45
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Warning: MAOYAN ENT Expects Interim Loss of Up to RMB55 million (AAStocks)
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MAOYAN ENT (01896.HK) issued a profit warning, expecting revenue for the six months ended June 2026 to range between approximately RMB1.75 billion and RMB1.85 billion, representing a YoY decrease of approximately 25.2% to 29.2%. Net loss for the period is expected to range between approximately RMB5 million and RMB55 million, co......
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23.07.26 - 10:00
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Research: M Stanley: SANDS CHINA LTD 2Q EBITDA Misses; Rating Equalweight (AAStocks)
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Morgan Stanley issued a research report on SANDS CHINA LTD (01928.HK), of which 2Q results missed, in wake of the World Cup and win rate factors. Property EBITDA during the period was USD430 million, down 32% QoQ and down 24% YoY, below market expectations. Adjusted group EBITDA was USD518 million, broadly in line with Hong Kong......
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23.07.26 - 05:15
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Research: Citi: WYNN MACAU New Hotel Project Approved, Maintains Buy Rating (AAStocks)
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Citi said in a research report that the Macau government yesterday (22nd) approved WYNN MACAU (01128.HK)'s expansion of Wynn Palace on Cotai land, including the development of a new five-star hotel, a theater and an events and entertainment center. The one-off land premium amounted to MOP652.3 million, which the broker considere......
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23.07.26 - 04:30
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Research: CLSA: SANDS CHINA LTD 2Q26 Results Miss (AAStocks)
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SANDS CHINA LTD (01928.HK)'s results for 2Q26 missed expectations, CLSA said in a report. Property EBITDA sank 24% YoY to USD430 million, 14-15% below the broker's forecast and consensus median estimate. The main reason was lower-than-expected VIP hold rate. The broker estimated that its GGR market share contracted by 2.......
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21.07.26 - 11:00
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PayMe: No. of Users Making Travel Spending in 1Q Up 20%+ YoY (AAStocks)
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HSBC's PayMe has launched a new travel promotion and aims to become users' "all-round travel companion". In 1Q26, the number of users making travel spending with PayMe grew by more than 20% YoY.Moreover, customers spending with PayMe at designated travel merchants including Klook, Trip.com, KKday, HKA Holidays,......
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20.07.26 - 07:00
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Trip.com faces verdict as China to wrap up antitrust probes as soon as this week: sources (SCMP)
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China's market regulator is poised to announce the outcome of its months-long antitrust investigation into Trip.com Group, the country's largest online travel services provider, as soon as this week, according to three people familiar with the matter.
The probes, launched in January by the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), could be concluded as early as Monday, one of the people said.
The company could face a fine of between 2 billion yuan (US$295 million) and 6 billion yuan,......
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17.07.26 - 16:18
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Beijing′s message to the world′s tourists: come here and judge China for yourselves | Zichen Wang (The Guardian)
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By relaxing visa rules, Beijing has two things on its mind – boosting its economy and improving its self-imageWalk through central Beijing today and one thing quickly becomes apparent: foreigners are back. They are taking photos outside the Forbidden City and sitting in cafes around Gulou and Sanlitun. The shift is visible online, too; YouTube is increasingly filled with videos titled “China Shocked Me” or “My First Week in China”. Most of the creators are tourists, not China specialists or journalists, and many of them are encountering the country for the first time.The resurgence is striking because to many outside observers China's story has become one of closure and increased security – of intensifying strategic rivalry with the west, expanded anti-espionage enforcement and increasingly constrained foreign reporting, including the withholding and revocation of visas for US journalists. Yet on the ground, another story is unfolding. When it comes to its relationship with the rest of the wo...
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