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Asia Gaming eBrief: Macau hold drags Sands China quarterly profit down 50%

Good morning. The house does not always win—at least not at the expected rate. Sands China’s quarterly profit dropped 50 percent after weak VIP hold reduced Macau EBITDA by an estimated $87 million, but higher gaming volumes and a larger share of high-value play kept its $700 million quarterly EBITDA goal intact. Elsewhere in Macau, Wynn Macau secured a land amendment paving the way for its planned Enclave hotel and entertainment expansion at Wynn Palace.

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Poor Macau luck halves Sands China second-quarter net profit

Unusually low rolling hold drove Sands China’s second-quarter net income down 50 percent to $107 million, while Macau property EBITDA fell 24 percent to $430 million. The decline came despite stronger rolling, non-rolling and slot volumes, as well as a higher mass-market revenue share. The Londoner led the Macau portfolio by revenue, while Marina Bay Sands retreated from its recent record performance.

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