Gaming stocks picked up in early trading. As of press release, Sands China (01928) rose 4.26% to HK$19.58; Melco International Development (00200) rose 2.43% to HK$4.64; Aobo Holdings (00880) rose 2.33% to HK$2.64; and Galaxy Entertainment (00027) rose 1.86% to HK$32.9.
The Zhitong Finance App learned that gaming stocks picked up in early trading. As of press release, Sands China (01928) rose 4.26% to HK$19.58; Macau International Development (00200) rose 2.43% to HK$4.64; Aobo Holdings (00880) rose 2.33% to HK$2.64; and Galaxy Entertainment (00027) rose 1.86% to HK$32.9.
According to the news, according to data from the Macao Statistics and Census Service, the total number of inbound visitors in October this year was 3.1354 million, up 13.7% year on year, returning to 97.7% in the same period in 2019; up 24% compared with September. According to customer source analysis, the number of visitors from mainland China increased by 16.1% year on year to 2.2634 million in October; the number of visitors from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region decreased by 0.2%; the total number of international visitors was 0.2123 million, up 31.2% year on year, recovering to 98.8% in the same period in 2019.
CITIC Construction Investment pointed out that the gaming sector has attributes such as supply and demand resilience due to high-quality outbound travel destinations, industry pattern stability, profitability, and high cash flow. Under the future partial stock operation logic, focus on the investment cost ratio brought about by leading companies if they increase dividends and shareholder feedback. Supply optimization mainly involves the construction, cultivation, refined operation, and overseas development of some new core properties at present. In the short term, focus on the continued advancement of policies benefiting Hong Kong and Macao, not gaming development, etc.