By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Wynn Macau announced a higher interim payout on 27 August, reported by Inside Asian Gaming. Shareholders will receive HK$0.223 per share covering the six months ended 30 June, following an increase in first-half profit.
The higher interim dividend increases the payout to Wynn Macau shareholders following first-half profit growth.
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