GALAXY ENTERTAINMENT GROUP

Overview

Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) is a Macau-based gaming, hospitality and integrated-resort operator. Its business combines casino gaming with hotels, dining, retail and leisure offerings, alongside a construction-materials division. Its principal destinations are Galaxy Macau and Broadway Macau on Cotai, and StarWorld Macau on the Macau Peninsula.[1][2]

GEG states that its mission is to deliver exceptional integrated-tourism and leisure experiences, with a vision to be recognized as Asia’s leading gaming and entertainment corporation.[3] For scale, net revenue was HK$24.2 billion in the six months ended June 30, 2026; the group reported approximately 21,200 employees at December 31, 2025, excluding associates and joint ventures.[4][2] [4]+3

Products & services

Galaxy Entertainment Group’s offerings are primarily integrated-resort services. Galaxy Macau includes nine hotels with about 5,000 rooms, suites and villas, including Capella, Raffles, Banyan Tree, The Ritz-Carlton, Galaxy Hotel, JW Marriott, Hotel Okura, Andaz and Broadway Hotel. Its amenities include Galaxy Promenade retail, more than 120 dining options, Galaxy Cinemas, the Grand Resort Deck, Galaxy International Convention Center (GICC) and Galaxy Arena. The 75,000 m² Grand Resort Deck features a 575 m Skytop Adventure Rapids, a wave pool with waves up to 1.5 m and a 150 m white-sand beach; Galaxy Cinemas has 10 screens with 3D and 4K laser projection.[5]+15

GICC provides 40,000 m² of flexible meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) space, including a 10,000 m² pillar-less exhibition hall; its reported capacities reach 8,500 for banquets and 16,000 for cocktail events. Galaxy Arena seats 16,000 and supports center-stage, end-stage and boxing-ring configurations, with high-definition broadcast infrastructure, surround sound and eight hospitality suites. Broadway Macau offers dining and entertainment alongside a hotel of about 310 rooms and suites; StarWorld Hotel is another of the group’s named hotel properties.[21]+5

For the six months ended 30 June 2026, gaming represented a calculated 84.8% of Galaxy Macau’s reported property net revenue (HK$17,188m of HK$20,273m); hotel/F&B/other accounted for 11.4% and mall 3.8%. At StarWorld, the corresponding calculated shares were 91.1% gaming, 8.4% hotel/F&B/other and 0.5% mall. These are calculations from property revenue categories, not company-reported product percentages.[27]+5 [5]+29

Geographic presence

Galaxy Entertainment Group’s resort and hospitality operations are concentrated in Macau. Its flagship properties are Galaxy Macau and Broadway Macau on Cotai, and StarWorld Hotel on the Macau Peninsula. The company’s construction-materials activities span Hong Kong, Macau and Mainland China.[25][29]

The company identifies Mainland China subsidiaries or joint ventures in locations including Shenzhen, Shanghai, Zhuhai, Zhaoqing, Nanjing and Shaoguan. Its registered/principal office is in Hong Kong, and it maintains marketing offices in Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok and Singapore to promote Macau and develop regional customers.[30]+4 The reviewed 2026 interim and 2025 annual reporting does not disclose revenue by country or region, or employee numbers by geography.[35][29] [25]+7

Business segments

In 1H 2026, Galaxy Entertainment Group reported four business segments by revenue: Galaxy Macau™ generated HK$20,273 million, approximately 83.7% of the Group’s HK$24,231 million total net revenue; StarWorld Macau generated HK$2,564 million, approximately 10.6%; Construction Materials generated HK$1,309 million, approximately 5.4%; and Broadway Macau™ generated HK$85 million, approximately 0.4%. Percentages are calculated from the reported segment and total revenue figures.[36]

Galaxy Macau and StarWorld Macau report revenue from net gaming, hotel/F&B/other operations, and mall activities.[37][38] Construction Materials’ activities include the manufacture, sale and distribution of ready-mixed concrete, cement, slag, concrete pipes and concrete piles.[39][40] Broadway Macau is described as a family-friendly street-entertainment and food resort supported by Macau SMEs.[41] [36]+9

Company history

Founded by Dr. Lui Che Woo, Galaxy Entertainment Group’s Macau history began with the award of a gaming concession to Galaxy Casino, S.A. in 2002. Galaxy Waldo opened in 2004, and GEG acquired Galaxy Casino in 2005, bringing the concession-holding company into the Group.[42]+3

GEG opened StarWorld Hotel & Casino in 2006, followed by Galaxy Macau Phase 1 in 2011. In 2015, it opened Galaxy Macau Phase 2 and Broadway Macau.[46]+2

In 2022, Galaxy Casino, S.A. signed a new 10-year Macau gaming concession, effective from 1 January 2023. Galaxy Macau Phase 3 was inaugurated in December 2023, including the Galaxy International Convention Center and Galaxy Arena. Founder Lui Che Woo died in November 2024, and Francis Lui Yiu Tung became Chairman the following month. Capella at Galaxy Macau officially opened in February 2026.[49]+3 [42]+10

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