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Las Vegas Sands’ $700 Million Macau EBITDA Ambition — Can Premium Gaming Close The Gap?

Las Vegas Sands Corporation reported its second-quarter 2026 financial results, highlighting mixed performance across its key markets, Singapore and Macau, amid several external and operational factors. The company achieved strong EBITDA of $689 million at Marina Bay Sands (MBS) in Singapore, slightly above adjusted expectations by approximately $37 million when considering rolling play hold adjustments. This performance occurred despite typical seasonal softness and a notable decline in visitation by high-value patrons during the June World Cup football tournament. Mass gaming revenues at MBS increased by 5% year-over-year, reflecting resilience and underlying strength attributed to substantial investments in product enhancements, suite renovations, and elevated service levels. The company remains focused on expanding MBS’s premium offerings, including a planned expansion featuring a new arena projected to open in early 2031, pending government approvals.