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[...] This year alone Genting has been busily acquiring companies like Landmark back home, and more recently Stanley Leisure in the UK (which also has a growing industry due to greater deregulation). It is also one of the few bidders in Singapore’s new integrated resorts. Research analysts love this counter too, which has skyrocketed from MYR$8 to MYR$24 in 6 years (you can see some of their reports and get some background on this company and its competitors here). [...]
[...] I don’t know about you but I want Genting to win the Singapore casino bid soooooo badly. When I was about 6 my mum took me to Universal Studios in LA and I can still remember it now. Of the 3, this is clearly the most attractive consortium. The brand alone will bring in tourism from all over Asia (the only other Universal Studios is in Japan and that’s all in Japanese!) As per my previous post, the only problem is that Genting does not have a track record of being able to operate in a competitive environment and we have no idea what the fee sharing arrangement is. But who cares?? I just wanna go on the Pirates of the Carribean ride, and I suspect so do the majority of traders.. Here’s the link. [...]
October 12, 2006 at 2:46 am
[...] This year alone Genting has been busily acquiring companies like Landmark back home, and more recently Stanley Leisure in the UK (which also has a growing industry due to greater deregulation). It is also one of the few bidders in Singapore’s new integrated resorts. Research analysts love this counter too, which has skyrocketed from MYR$8 to MYR$24 in 6 years (you can see some of their reports and get some background on this company and its competitors here). [...]
October 18, 2006 at 3:55 pm
[...] I don’t know about you but I want Genting to win the Singapore casino bid soooooo badly. When I was about 6 my mum took me to Universal Studios in LA and I can still remember it now. Of the 3, this is clearly the most attractive consortium. The brand alone will bring in tourism from all over Asia (the only other Universal Studios is in Japan and that’s all in Japanese!) As per my previous post, the only problem is that Genting does not have a track record of being able to operate in a competitive environment and we have no idea what the fee sharing arrangement is. But who cares?? I just wanna go on the Pirates of the Carribean ride, and I suspect so do the majority of traders.. Here’s the link. [...]