AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMacau Non-Gaming Diversification Push: Macau’s Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai says the SAR will invest MOP$130 billion (US$16.1b) over the next five years to lift non-gaming gross value added to about 60% of GDP by 2030, using a government-guided fund plus four major projects and stronger Hengqin links. Hospitality & Tourism Operations: W Macau – Studio City appointed Sammy King as General Manager, adding 38 years of hotel leadership experience to drive guest experience and operational excellence. MICE/Entertainment Upgrade: Studio City Macau rolled out “Studio City Stardust,” a 4D immersive flying attraction with motion seating and multi-sensory effects, designed for up to 72 guests per session. Food Safety Transparency: FrieslandCampina (Hong Kong) launched a test-report lookup system for Macau consumers, letting parents check batch-specific lab results after a lead limit issue triggered a product withdrawal. Urban Renewal & Building Safety: Transport and Public Works Secretary Raymond Tam inspected dilapidated buildings in the northern district, urging agencies to assess structural safety and clear hazards. Workplace Health Tech: MGM Cotai launched a TCM AI “health preservation” flagship station for worker wellness, combining digital screening with professional assessments and emotional interventions. GBA Trade & Logistics Ecosystem: A Guangzhou Nansha conference unveiled a cross-border trade industrial cluster platform and “Five-Port Synergy,” aiming to turn Nansha into a full supply-chain hub for customs, finance, warehousing, certification, commerce and logistics. Industry/Tech Spotlight: Rodin Motorsport used PTC’s Creo CAD to optimize Formula 3 aerodynamics for the Guia Circuit in Macau, balancing downforce and drag within strict FIA limits.
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