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Macau casinos posted gross gaming revenue (GGR) of MOP 18.3bn ($2.3bn) in September, according to data published Wednesday by the city’s Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau. Gross Gaming Revenues (GGR) were up 6% YoY, missing the analyst consensus of 9%. The figure was down 17.5% from August, when casinos generated a post-pandemic high of MOP 22.15bn ($2.8bn). September is typically a slower month in Macau following the peak July-August vacation season, analysts noted. This was also followed by Typhoon Ragasa, the super-storm that closed casinos for more than 30 hours on 24-25 September. So far this year, September ranks as the second-lowest month for GGR in 2025 behind January.
Macau gaming companies’ dollar bonds remained stable with Wynn Macau’s 5.125% 2029s trading at 98.15 on the dollar, yielding 5.62% and MGM’s 7.125% 2031s trading at 105.75 on the dollar, yielding 5.58%
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