Las Vegas Sands CEO Rob Goldstein says the market may have gotten ahead of itself when it was revealed that the company is in talks to build a large-scale resort in Thailand. 

Las Vegas Sands CEO Rob Goldstein is not concerned about the introduction of the digital RMB in Macau, believing the currency would be a positive to the gaming industry by adding liquidity into the market. 

Las Vegas Sands Corp CEO Rob Goldstein has reiterated his interest in potentially expanding their operations in Asia, other parts of the U.S. and digitally, using the proceeds from their recent Las Vegas property sale.

Robert Goldstein has become Chairman and Chief Executive Officer; and Patrick Dumont has been named President and Chief Operating Officer in the wake of the death of Sheldon Adelson. These were the expected promotions, but still signal a major change in the company’s leadership.

Las Vegas Sands Chief Operating Officer Rob Goldstein has been named as acting chairman and CEO of the group as Sheldon Adelson has taken medical leave from Jan 7 to resume treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

Sands China has reported a 53.3 percent increase in adjusted property EBITDA for its Macau operations in the first quarter, while Marina Bay Sands was also up by over 50 percent during the period.

The new management at Sands China is focused on cutting down overall costs while also maintaining customers, notes gaming consultant Sudhir Kalé. Grant Chum, the new CEO of the company replaces Robert Goldstein, while also getting the role of President - as Wilfred Wong was elevated.

Grant Chum will be a more "hands on" CEO and President at Sands China than the previous management, with his main focus to be in "cost-cutting" and "customer retention", gaming consultant Sudhir Kalé tells AGB.

Sands China has announced a series of changes to its leadership, with Grant Chum assuming the role of CEO of the company, as Robert Goldstein steps back from the role. Chum will also assume the role of President of Sands China, as Wilfred Wong is promoted to Executive Vice Chairman.

Las Vegas Sands announced strong results for the fourth quarter of 2023, reporting nearly $1.2 billion in adjusted property EBITDA and net revenue of $2.91 billion, amongst the continued rise of its Macau and Singapore operations.