Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Analysts lift LVS estimates on strong MBS performance
Strong results breed strong expectations. And faith in Las Vegas Sands was bolstered by its impressive showing from Marina Bay Sands in 4Q25, causing analysts to recalibrate what 2026 could hold in store. Management is hoping the lackluster performance from Macau can turn around this year as it optimizes, but is confident Singapore can bolster any lagging performance. Down under, The Star saw a return to EBITDA profit in the final quarter of 2025, but its ability to continue is still a concern. Looking ahead, the ASEAN Gaming Summit is returning! Registration is now open for the event, with new dates set. Don’t miss out!
Good Morning. Strong results breed strong expectations. And faith in Las Vegas Sands was bolstered by its impressive showing from Marina Bay Sands in 4Q25, causing analysts to recalibrate what 2026 could hold in store. Management is hoping the lackluster performance from Macau can turn around this year as it optimizes, but is confident Singapore can bolster any lagging performance. Down under, The Star saw a return to EBITDA profit in the final quarter of 2025, but its ability to continue is still a concern. Looking ahead, the ASEAN Gaming Summit is returning! Registration is now open for the event, with new dates set. Don’t miss out!
The Star saw a return to EBITDA profit in the last quarter of 2025, but its ability to continue is still in question, with pending judgements and deals.
The ASEAN Gaming Summit returns with new dates! Registration is now open, come join the industry in Manila on May 6th-8th!
Las Vegas Sands’ impressive results in the final quarter of last year are causing analysts to recalibrate their expectations, but mostly due to the expectation-beating performance at Marina Bay Sands. The results from the Singapore casino market leader helped prop up soft performance in Macau, with management placing no limit on the growth MBS could see (if the economy stays strong). Meanwhile, hopes are to find headroom to stabilize Macau reinvestment – but only if base mass returns.
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