Galaxy Entertainment flags possible World Cup hit to Macau visitor, gaming revenue in Q2

• Galaxy Entertainment flagged a potential World Cup-related hit to Macau visitation and gaming revenue in Q2, citing past experience, while expecting sports betting activity to rise during FIFA World Cup running June 11 to July 19 in North America.
• Planned additional shows and promotional activity to offset any short-term demand disruption, following Q1 Macau gross gaming revenue of HKD 64 billion, up 14% year on year, with about 11.2 million visitors, up 14%.
• Outlook supported by continued build-out of Galaxy Macau Phase 4, targeting completion in 2027, featuring about 1,350 rooms and suites, a 5,000-seat theater, new retail and F&B, gardens, a water-play area, non-gaming attractions, plus added gaming facilities.
• Balance sheet positioned to fund pipeline and shareholder returns, with HKD 39.2 billion cash and liquid investments at March 31, net cash HKD 36.5 billion, alongside a proposed final dividend of HKD 0.8 per share payable in June 2026.

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