Melco International Development Limited (SEHK:200; OTC:MDEVY), an investment holding company founded in 1910 and headquartered in Central, Hong Kong, develops, owns and operates integrated casino resorts and entertainment facilities primarily through its majority-owned subsidiary Melco Resorts & Entertainment Limited (NASDAQ:MLCO); core offerings encompass casino gaming including table games, electronic gaming machines at Mocha Clubs, premium mass and mass market operations; luxury hotels such as Morpheus, Nüwa, Epic Tower, W Macau-Studio City and Grand Hyatt Macau; non-gaming amenities featuring MICE facilities, retail, fine dining with eight MICHELIN stars across restaurants like three-starred Jade Dragon and two-starred Alain Ducasse at Morpheus, entertainment venues hosting residency concerts by artists including Joey Yung and Leon Lai, waterparks, indoor adventure parks and the returning House of Dancing Water show; properties span City of Dreams and Studio City in Cotai Macau, Altira Macau in Taipa, City of Dreams Manila in the Philippines, City of Dreams Mediterranean in Limassol Cyprus with supporting satellite casinos in Nicosia, Ayia Napa and Paphos, and the newly opened City of Dreams Sri Lanka in August 2025 as its first venture in South Asia via a capital-light management model. The company serves high-end rolling chip players, premium mass, mass market and leisure segments across Asia, Europe and emerging markets, with geographic operations in Macau, the Philippines, Cyprus, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong and Japan. Recent developments include the July 2023 grand opening of City of Dreams Mediterranean, Europe's largest integrated resort achieving BREEAM Excellent certification; Studio City Phase 2 launch featuring a space-themed indoor waterpark, Epic Tower hotel and W Macau-Studio City; termination in September 2023 of a 2021 joint venture for a Zhongshan China theme park-residential complex followed by March 2025 arbitration proceedings against the partner for payment defaults and a HK$104.2 million impairment; ongoing upgrades such as Countdown Hotel renovation into a 150-suite luxury tower by 3Q26, Cineplex construction at Studio City Phase 2, MICE enhancements at Grand Hyatt Macau and new representative offices in Manila, Hong Kong and planned Singapore to boost Macau tourism; first-half 2025 profit of HK$350.8 million (US$45 million) reflecting post-pandemic recovery with net revenues of HK$29.53 billion and Adjusted EBITDA of HK$7.51 billion for 2023.