Group 1 - The core event involves the sale of over 79 kilograms of gold that was embedded in the lobby floor of the Emperor Entertainment Hotel in Macau, which has garnered significant attention [2][7]. - The gold was sold for nearly 100 million Hong Kong dollars, as confirmed by the company's announcement on February 4 [2]. - The hotel, part of Emperor Entertainment Hotel Limited, is located on the Macau Peninsula and features a 26-story structure with a total floor area of approximately 655,000 square meters and 311 guest rooms [4]. Group 2 - The gold, previously a hallmark of the hotel known as the "Golden Avenue," was reported missing at the end of January, leading to suspicions that it was removed overnight by staff [7]. - The hotel stated that the removal of the gold on January 29 was related to internal renovations and not influenced by gold prices, with plans to exhibit it again post-renovation [7]. - However, the latest announcement from Emperor Entertainment Hotel suggests that the gold may not be displayed again [7].
英皇娱乐酒店卖出79公斤黄金，原本放在大堂