Sino Credit Holdings confirmed it was no longer involved in Macau's gaming industry. The company said it is currently focused on expanding its "financial services" business in mainland China and Hong Kong.

 

"The directors believe Macau's former Junket business provides limited room for the group's long-term growth development," the company said in a filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. 슬롯

 

Sino Credit Holdings Ltd, formerly known as Dore Holdings Ltd, announced in December that its VIP Junket business would be out of service by the end of 2013. It came after the end of the junket contract between licensed game promoter Novel Sociedad Unipesolada and casino resort Venice Macau. CINO CREDIT SIGNED A CONTRACT FOR 100% INTEREST IN NOVEMBER REVENUE IN 2007.

 

For the years ended March 31, 2014 and March 31, 2013, Sino Credit earned HK$24.3 million ($3 million) and HK$25.6 million, respectively. According to company documents, the company has been involved in the Jungket business since at least 2006.

 

Sino Credit is now focusing on developing its financing services business, which includes real estate-backed loan services, personal property pawn loan services and other loan services.