Las Vegas Sands reported first-quarter 2026 revenue of $3.59bn, a 25.3% increase year on year. Net income rose 57.1% to $641m, while adjusted property EBITDA increased 24.6% to $1.42bn. The company said Singapore and Macau both delivered growth.
Revenue, net income and property EBITDA rose as Singapore and Macau both delivered growth.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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Texas lieutenant governor-elect Vikki Goodwin said she would support legislation allowing casino resorts if voters in the state wanted them. Her comments come after she defeated incumbent Dan Patrick in the election; the article also reports that Texas governor-elect Gina Hinojosa has not stated a similarly explicit position on casinos.
Goodwin told Casino.org that she would embrace legislation allowing casino resorts in Texas. Goodwin defeated Patrick on Election Day, becoming the first Democratic lieutenant governor of Texas in nearly three decades.
Las Vegas Sands chairman and chief executive Patrick Dumont reaffirmed the company’s commitment to Macau and ruled out prediction market expansion. Speaking to Bloomberg TV at The Venetian Macao, Dumont expressed confidence in Macau’s long-term outlook despite four consecutive months of slowing gaming revenue.
Las Vegas Sands chairman and chief executive Patrick Dumont said the company remains committed to Macau and does not intend to enter prediction markets, in an interview with Bloomberg TV at The Venetian Macao. The comments were reported after gaming revenue in Macau had slowed for four consecutive months.
Las Vegas Sands CEO Patrick Dumont ruled out entering prediction markets. He said the operator would prioritise international growth, including Macau, and concentrate on its core business.
Las Vegas Sands will not enter prediction markets, chief executive Patrick Dumont said in remarks to Bloomberg TV, with the company instead prioritising international growth and its land-based casino business. Dumont said the rising popularity of prediction markets had not changed that position, according to the account of the interview.
Las Vegas Sands CEO Patrick Dumont has ruled out a casino hotel at the proposed Dallas Mavericks arena site, citing his interview with The Athletic. Dumont cited space constraints even if Texas changes its gambling laws.
Patrick Dumont, chief executive of Las Vegas Sands and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, said the team's plans for a new arena do not include a casino hotel, according to an interview with The Athletic. Dumont said space constraints at the proposed site would prevent an arena and an integrated resort from being built together, even if Texas changes its gambling laws.
Las Vegas Sands recorded a 3.5% decline in revenue for the third quarter of 2026 to $3.22bn, driven by lower casino revenue. The report gives no further figures.
Las Vegas Sands reported a 3.5% fall in revenue for the third quarter of 2026 to $3.22bn, according to the report. The decline was driven by lower casino revenue, the report said.