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2 stories · First covered Apr 23, 2026 · Latest Jul 23
Mass-market gaming Coverage
LVS Lost $87 Million to Bad Luck in Macau. The Volume Underneath Tells a Different Story.

LVS Lost $87 Million to Bad Luck in Macau. The Volume Underneath Tells a Different Story.

Las Vegas Sands posted a quarter that looked ugly on the surface... earnings missed by 30%, stock dropped 5%, and Macau EBITDA fell 24%. But strip out the hold variance and what you find underneath is a company that grew gaming volumes 30-73% while everyone else in the market stayed flat.

Sands China's Net Income Jumped 45%. The Stock Dropped. Check Again.

Sands China's Net Income Jumped 45%. The Stock Dropped. Check Again.

Sands China posted $294 million in Q1 net income and 18.3% EBITDA growth, and the market responded by selling. The gap between the earnings report and the stock price tells you what investors actually think about where Macau's recovery ceiling is.