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Jun 30, 2023

MGM Q2 2023 Earnings Report

MGM Resorts International reported record consolidated net revenue, driven by strong performance in MGM China and solid results in Las Vegas Strip Resorts.

Key Takeaways

MGM Resorts International reported a strong second quarter with record consolidated net revenues of $3.9 billion, a 21% increase compared to the prior year. MGM China outperformed the Macau market recovery, and Las Vegas Strip Resorts achieved solid results with ADR and occupancy growth.

MGM Resorts International achieved all-time record for consolidated net revenue.

MGM China outperformed Macau market recovery with Adjusted Property EBITDAR and net revenues surpassing 2Q19.

Las Vegas Strip Resorts achieved solid results with ADR and occupancy growth year-over-year, bookings pace remains up for remainder of 2023.

Announced long-term license agreement with Marriott International to drive higher profitability from access to Marriott’s extensive global database.

Total Revenue
$3.94B
Previous year: $3.27B
+20.7%
EPS
$0.59
Previous year: $0.03
+1866.7%
Las Vegas REVPAR
$224
Previous year: $208
+7.7%
Las Vegas ADR
$234
Previous year: $225
+4.0%
Las Vegas Occupancy
96%
Previous year: 92%
+4.3%
Gross Profit
$1.86B
Previous year: $1.66B
+12.3%
Cash and Equivalents
$3.84B
Previous year: $5.78B
-33.6%
Free Cash Flow
$323M
Previous year: $377M
-14.3%
Total Assets
$42.9B
Previous year: $48.4B
-11.4%

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Forward Guidance

MGM Resorts is encouraged by the pacing of Formula 1 and the Super Bowl and the announced relocation of the A’s, which will further solidify Las Vegas as the sports and entertainment capital of the world. The company expects to continue to pursue long-term growth opportunities by expanding its global online presence and digital capabilities and through its development efforts in Japan and New York.

Positive Outlook

  • Formula 1 event in Las Vegas is expected to drive significant revenue.
  • Super Bowl in Las Vegas is expected to drive significant revenue.
  • Relocation of the Oakland A's to Las Vegas will further solidify the city as a sports and entertainment capital.
  • Expansion of global online presence and digital capabilities will drive long-term growth.
  • Development efforts in Japan and New York will drive long-term growth.

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