GIT demands proposals to resolve month-long work stoppage The Macau government’s troubled Light Rail Transit project looks increasingly unlikely to meet the project’s target completion date as the government remains mired in disputes with its contractors.
Casino operator expects work to start end of 2013 Casino operator Galaxy Entertainment (0027) is set to submit building plans for expansion of its casino gaming complex soon with work due to start as early as
Government admits schedule is ‘very tight’ Macau’s troubled showcase Light Rail Transit system could be at least three years late as the project descends into a dispute over additional costs and delays between the government and
Largest value project to date for company’s parent Danny Chung: After what must have been a nail-biting eight month wait given the huge sums involved, Australian contractor Leighton Contractors (Asia) has finally secured the contractual green
Danny Chung Listed mainland construction giant China State Construction International Holdings (3311) has won its largest ever building contract to be carried out on its own, for a casino project in Macau. In an English press
The Macau construction industry can expect good times to roll for up to 10 years on the back of renewed casino development and government infrastructure spending although labour shortages will remain a difficult problem, according to
MGM China (2282), one of the three casino subconcessionaires in Macau, is poised to start construction work for its second casino complex in Cotai. In its annual results announced last week MGM China, which is 27.4
Hong Kong listed Paul Y Engineering (0577) has raised HK$3.2 billion and completed the acquisition of a company for its proposed luxury hotel and casino project in Macau. In a recent press release, the contractor said
