Resorts World Sentosa will "be ready" when Singapore's Gambling Regulatory Authority considers its casino license renewal in 2026, the company's CEO Lee Shi Ruh told CNBC late last month.

In November 2024, Singapore's gambling agency announced it was renewing the integrated resort's casino license for two years, instead of three, citing "unsatisfactory" tourism performance from 2021 to 2023.

The announcement came after Resorts World Sentosa had pledged to invest $6.8 billion Singapore dollars ($5.3 billion) to renew and expand the integrated resort.

The truncated license renewal has not changed Resorts World Sentosa's expansion or investment plans, Lee said.

The company opened two new attractions in 2025, Minion Land at the Universal Studios Singapore theme park, and the Singapore

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