Genting & Apollo Resorts to build London casino

22 Oct 2010

MALAYSIA AND LONDON, England -- Genting Malaysia has reportedly entered a "joint venture agreement" with Apollo Resorts & Leisure Casinos, according to a Reuters report.

The agreement will see the establishment of a casino for London 2012 Olympic Games, Reuters said.

Each party will put close to 3 million pounds into the venture and will hold a fifty percent share, the report added.

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	Genting & Apollo Resorts to build London casino 22 Oct 2010 MALAYSIA AND LONDON, England -- Genting Malaysia has reportedly entered a "joint venture agreement" with Apollo Resorts & Leisure Casinos, according to a Reuters report. The agreement will see the establishment of a casino for London 2012 Olympic Games, Reuters said. Each party will put close to 3 million pounds into the venture and will hold a fifty percent share, the report added.