Genting Americas Inc, a unit of Genting Malaysia Bhd, has filed a motion to have dismissed an amended legal complaint filed by RAV Bahamas Ltd. The case involves an investor dispute about the Resorts World (RW) Bimini casino complex (pictured) in the Bahamas.
Genting Malaysia said in a Wednesday filing that Genting Americas had on September 12 “filed a motion to dismiss the amended complaint filed by RAV on 29 July 2025 in the United States District Court, Southern District of Florida”.
“The amended complaint repeats the previous allegations and does not introduce any new material factual elements,” the company stated.
It added: “Genting Americas maintains its position that the amended complaint is baseless and without merit and will continue to vigorously defend against these claims.”
In July, the same U.S. court dismissed a civil case by RAV Bahamas claiming US$600 million in damages from Genting Americas. The court however opened the door for an amended complaint, prior to the court making a final decision on whether or not to dismiss the lawsuit.
RAV Bahamas is identified as a 22-percent investor in BB Entertainment Ltd, the operating entity of Resorts World Bimini. Genting Malaysia indirectly holds a 78-percent interest in BB Entertainment.
The Tribune, a Bahamas news outlet, reported in October last year that RAV was claiming Genting Americas had used its majority position to the detriment of the minority stakeholder.
Such steps included the alleged transfer of hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars in liabilities incurred in Genting operations elsewhere, onto Resorts World Bimini’s account books. That was according to the local media outlet, citing the lawsuit.
