About Resorts World Group

The Resorts World Group has a 25-year track record of investing in the United States. Its business in Florida started 12 years ago when it acquired Miami-based Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) and spent $5 billion building eight new ships which transformed NCL into the youngest and most innovative cruise line. Resorts World Group currently owns 50% of NCL. Resorts World partnered with Universal Studios to build and open the $5.5 billion Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore, which includes a Universal Studios theme park.

Resorts World Group is a member of The Genting Group, the world's largest Destination Resort operator with properties in Malaysia, Singapore, Manila, New York City, and the United Kingdom. Beyond hospitality, the company has investments in cruise, agriculture, power generation, oil and gas, real estate and other industries. The multinational conglomerate has five public companies listed on stock exchanges, with a combined market capitalization of $45 billion and more than 50,000 employees worldwide.