Genting Singapore continues to incur higher costs as it undergoes a multi-year expansion and refurbishment even as it keeps operating in a "live" environment in a key "transition" year.
"These investments form part of the Group’s ongoing repositioning of RWS as an experience-based integrated resort destination," says Genting Singapore.
"2025 was a defining transition year as we advanced a major phase of our asset refresh at RWS," says executive chairman and acting CEO Lim Kok Thay.
"These investments reflect our long-term commitment to enhancing our competitiveness and elevating the guest experience," he adds.
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Despite the lower earnings, Genting Singapore plans to pay a final dividend of 2 cents per share, which will bring its full-year payout to 4 cents, which is the same as FY2024.
Separately, the company announced the appointment of two new independent directors, Helen Chen and Chong Kin Leong.
Genting Singapore shares closed at 79 cents.
