0219 GMT - Genting Singapore's weaker-than-expected 1H earnings don't bode well for parent company Genting Bhd., Kenanga Investment Bank analyst Teh Kian Yeong says in a note. He cuts his 2022-2023 earnings forecasts for the Malaysian company by 7% and 5% respectively. However, Genting Singapore should deliver a better set of results in 2H as international visitor numbers recover thanks to the further reopening of borders, the analyst says, which will eventually also benefit Genting. The bank maintains an outperform rating and MYR5.86 target on Genting, pending its 2Q results due later this month. Genting shares are unchanged at MYR4.75. (yingxian.wong@wsj.com)
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