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LVS FY2025 Q4 IN LINE

Las Vegas Sands Corp. earnings call

Jan 28, 2026 · 11:30 ET Daniel BriggsGrant ChungPatrick Dumont
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MBS achieves record EBITDA of $806M, called greatest quarter in casino hotel history

Las Vegas Sands reported Q4 2025 results with record Singapore EBITDA ($806M) and disappointing Macau EBITDA ($608M). Management highlighted margin pressure in Macau from premium segment mix and reinvestment, but expressed confidence in 2026 improvement. No specific forward guidance was provided. Marina Bay Sands achieved record quarterly EBITDA of $806M, reflecting strong demand from high-value Asian customers.

Buzzberg read MBS achieves record EBITDA of $806M, called greatest quarter in casino hotel history Las Vegas Sands reported Q4 2025 results with record Singapore EBITDA ($806M) and disappointing Macau EBITDA ($608M). Management highlighted margin pressure in Macau from premium segment mix and reinvestment, but expressed confidence in 2026 improvement. No specific forward guidance was provided. Marina Bay Sands achieved record quarterly EBITDA of $806M, reflecting strong demand from high-value Asian customers. Read full analysisCollapse analysis

Las Vegas Sands reported Q4 2025 results with record Singapore EBITDA ($806M) and disappointing Macau EBITDA ($608M). Management highlighted margin pressure in Macau from premium segment mix and reinvestment, but expressed confidence in 2026 improvement. No specific forward guidance was provided. Marina Bay Sands achieved record quarterly EBITDA of $806M, reflecting strong demand from high-value Asian customers.

  • Macau EBITDA of $608M was below expectations; margins declined 390bps (adjusted for hold) due to mix shift toward premium rolling and higher operating costs.
  • Management is focused on growing revenue share in Macau and optimizing promotional reinvestment in 2026.
  • No explicit numerical guidance was given for future periods, but tone on Singapore remains bullish while Macau is seen as a turnaround.
MASS_GAMING_AND_SLOTS revenue 951 reported
Revenue $3.649B +10% QoQ
EPS $0.85 +9% QoQ
Gross margin 48.45% reported

What changed this quarter

01
Performance

MBS achieves record EBITDA of $806M, called greatest quarter in casino hotel history

Las Vegas Sands reported Q4 2025 results with record Singapore EBITDA ($806M) and disappointing Macau EBITDA ($608M). Management highlighted margin pressure in Macau from premium segment mix and reinvestment, but expressed confidence in 2026 improvement. No specific forward…

02
Macau

Macau EBITDA disappointing at $608M, but mass revenue up over 25%

Marina Bay Sands achieved record quarterly EBITDA of $806M, reflecting strong demand from high-value Asian customers.

03
Margins

Macau margin down 390bps due to mix shift and reinvestment

Reported gross margin was 48.45%, reinforcing the quarter's better-than-guided profitability.

04
Strategy

Management sees opportunity in every Macau segment, no base mass recovery yet

Management is focused on growing revenue share in Macau and optimizing promotional reinvestment in 2026.

Demand & capex

Demand

Bookings & conversion

MBS growth driven by high-quality product investment and tourism. Management expresses confidence in the strength of Marina Bay Sands and the trajectory of Macau, despite acknowledging margin pressure, and emphasizes continued focus on growth and improvement.

Capex

Investment and capacity

Management continues to invest in existing properties, particularly in Macau and Singapore, with renovations and upgrades to high-end product and amenities. In Singapore, the vast majority of the investment program is complete, but some work remains on public spaces, mall, lobby, and sky park, with further investment planned to maintain the property's market-leading position.

Tone · Confident

Management expresses confidence in the strength of Marina Bay Sands and the trajectory of Macau, despite acknowledging margin pressure, and emphasizes continued focus on growth and improvement.