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Truist analyst links GLPI share weakness to Bally’s Chicago delays and credit

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Truist Securities analyst Barry Jonas said construction delays at Bally’s Chicago and investor concerns about Bally’s credit may have weighed on Gaming and Leisure Properties shares. He said GLPI’s leases remain well covered and that another operator could be interested in the Chicago property if Bally’s had to leave.

The analyst’s assessment identifies potential construction and tenant-credit risks for GLPI investors.

End-of-day close Gaming and Leisure Properties (GLPI), USD, to 18 July 2025
Story date21 April 202518 July 2025

Latest reported results

Gaming and Leisure Properties Nasdaq: GLPI

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 435.4m10-Q filing 0001575965-26-000072
Operating income
USD 309.9m10-Q filing 0001575965-26-000072

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