Macau gaming operator MGM China's market share dropped during the third quarter of 2024, with the company's performance falling short of expectations, according to Deutsche Bank.

Macau gaming operator MGM China has announced a special dividend payment of HK$0.353 per share to its shareholders.

MGM Resorts International underscored substantial growth and strategic developments in the Asian market, with the group's CEO, William Hornbuckle, revealing he will travel to Thailand next month to assess its market potential.

Macau gaming operator MGM China has reported a record second quarter adjusted property EBITDAR of $312.72 million, a quarterly record and a yearly rise of 39.8 percent.

Macau gaming operator MGM China listed $500 million of 7.125 percent senior notes due 2031 on Thursday, June 27th.

MGM China, a majority-owned subsidiary of MGM Resorts International, will issue $500 million in new senior unsecured notes, rating agency Moody's Ratings stated.

The lion continues to roar. MGM China posted record-breaking results again for the first quarter, showing how the group is clawing out even more market share and truly leveraging its Cotai Strip property for maximum gain, particularly from the mass segment.

MGM China has announced its continued resurgence in the first quarter of the year, with record high adjusted EBITDA and market share during the period.

MGM China has warned in a recent report that its 'high indebtedness' could 'pose challenges' for the operator to meet its obligations regarding unsecured notes.

MGM China results for the fourth quarter beat the highest expectations and surpassed even 2019 pre-pandemic levels, several analysts and brokerages stated.