The Macau government has revised its 2025 budget, lowering the annual gross gaming revenue (GGR) forecast from MOP240bn (US$30bn) to MOP228bn ($28.4bn) - a five per cent reduction - amid adjustments to reflect current economic conditions.
Secretary for administration and justice André Cheong announced that the Legislative Assembly will review the proposed budget modifications, which aim to ensure continued operation of public administration departments and support new policy initiatives introduced by the current government.
The downward adjustment in GGR projections follows an assessment of prevailing economic conditions and actual industry performance since the beginning of the year.
As reported by AGB, gaming taxes accounted for 87.7 per cent of Macau’s government revenue during the first four months of 2025.
Source: Asia Gaming Brief
