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Wynn Palace revenue hits record high, fueled by slot performance and mass-market growth, says brokerage

Monday 10 de November 2025 / 12:00

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(Macau).- According to a J.P. Morgan report released on Friday, Wynn Palace’s slot and mass-market revenue reached a record high last quarter, exceeding pre-Covid figures by 34%.

Wynn Palace revenue hits record high, fueled by slot performance and mass-market growth, says brokerage

Wynn Palace’s revenue from slot machines or the mass market hit a historic high last quarter to surpass pre-Covid levels by 34 per cent, a J.P. Morgan report noted on Friday.

As noted by analysts DS Kim, Selina Li, and Lindsey Qian, Wynn’s gross gaming revenue came in strong, up 12 per cent sequentially.

This month-over-month growth contrasts sharply with the industry’s modest 2 percent growth.

This robust casino revenue propelled the casino operator’s share to rise to 13 per cent in the third quarter from 11.9 per cent a quarter earlier.

The mass or slot segment was said to have been a leader of the share gain, growing by 10 per cent quarter on quarter versus an industry growth rate of three to four per cent.

A favourable VIP luck factor, 4.3 per cent — versus 3 per cent in the second quarter, was also highlighted as an offset to a quarter-over-quarter decline of 15 per cent in VIP volume.

‘We’re particularly encouraged to see Wynn Palace’s mass/slot revenue hitting an all-time high, up 12% q/q to be 34% above pre-COVID levels, despite a notable moderation in reinvestment,’ the analysts wrote.

The stellar performance came despite lower reinvestment rates across properties and segments, which offset the impact from a hike in operating expenses, up three per cent quarter on quarter and eight per cent year on year.

Meanwhile, margin experienced an 2.1 percent expansion to 30.8 per cent.

During an earnings call with analysts, Wynn management noted that the ongoing renovation work on a premium mass gaming area called the Chairman’s Club could pose temporary disruptions to businesses towards the end of 2025.

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