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Genting Singapore Shares Hit One-Year Low After Quarterly Profit Falls 42.2%

Genting Singapore’s shares reached a one-year low after weaker gaming activity drove third-quarter profit down 42.2%.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Singapore, 13 November 2026 – Genting Singapore Limited shares fell to a one-year low of SGD 0.575 at 9.30am Singapore time on 13 November, after the operator of Resorts World Sentosa reported a 42.2% fall in third-quarter net profit to SGD 54.7 million. Profit was SGD 94.6 million in the same quarter a year earlier. The results, released on 12 November, cover the three months ended 30 September 2026. The share price was an intraday reading, not a closing price.

For Asian investors, the results show that growth in the resort’s non-gaming business did not offset a much larger decline in gaming revenue. The company pointed to weaker premium gaming activity and an unfavourable win rate in September. The two factors have different implications: weaker activity concerns how much customers play, while the win rate affects how much the operator retains from that play. Neither the quarter nor Friday’s share price establishes how long the weakness will last.

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