Founded in 2009, O MEDIA has a singular purpose: to build media platforms and associated businesses centred on Macau’s non-gaming economy, aligning closely with Macau’s “1+4” economic diversification strategy.

With a clear focus on supporting Macau’s long-term development, and headquartered in the heart of the Macau’s historic centre on the Macau peninsula, O MEDIA focuses on the industries, businesses, people, and ideas shaping Macau’s evolving economic landscape. We provide coverage of Macau by people living in Macau — offering visibility, analysis, and informed commentary on the sectors driving the city’s future growth.

O MEDIA is the publisher of New Macau, a digital and print publication documenting the next chapter of Macau’s development beyond its traditional economic foundations. New Macau examines Macau’s transformation through a contemporary lens. Rather than concentrating on legacy narratives, New Macau explores the forces reshaping the city’s identity: urban development, integrated tourism offerings, arts and culture, culinary evolution, infrastructure, innovation, and the changing expectations of both residents and visitors. Its core purpose is to document, interpret, and showcase Macau’s next phase of growth.

Following the merger of the O MEDIA group — including Inside Asian Gaming — to form Complete Media Group, O MEDIA transitioned from parent entity to subsidiary, now operating within CMG’s international media structure. This evolution has allowed O MEDIA to sharpen its strategic emphasis on Macau-centric, non-gaming content while benefiting from CMG’s global scale and resources.

Over the years, O MEDIA has developed and supported a number of specialist media initiatives and related business units, including Hengqin Record, South China Elite, Bay Area Publishing, and other legacy platforms designed to serve targeted audiences within the Greater Bay Area and broader regional ecosystem.

Today, O MEDIA continues to expand its role in Macau’s media landscape and is actively developing a new business unit designed to further support Macau’s “1+4” diversification framework, reinforcing the company’s long-standing commitment to the city’s future development.