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    Gaming revenues fall by 18.8 per cent at SJM following satellite closures

    Gaming revenues fall by 18.8 per cent at SJM following satellite closures

    SJM Resorts reported an 18.8% decline in gaming revenues during Q1, largely attributed to the full absence of satellite casino contributions after their December 2025 closure. Despite the revenue drop, the Macau operator managed to increase its Adjusted EBITDA margin to 15.5%.

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