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Wynn Resorts’ revenue rises 49% in 2023’s Q1
Wynn Resorts’ financial analysis for the first three months of 2023 has shown a sizable increase in the firm’s revenue.
Starting off with the headline figure, the corporation’s revenue went up from 953 million dollars recorded in 2022’s first quarter to over 1.4 billion dollars in 2023. This led to a total operating income of 169 million dollars, which is a sizable bump in comparison to last year’s loss of 94 million dollars.
The company’s adjusted property EBITDAR saw even greater increases, going from 177 million to 429 million dollars, which represents a bump of over 140%. The company’s net income, on the other hand, was recorded at 1.1 million dollars, up from the prior year’s loss of over 250 million dollars. Wynn Resorts’ earnings per share figure is now in the positives as well at 11 cents earned per share.
Breaking down the statistics by the company’s operating regions, its Las Vegas properties generated the most revenue at just over 138 million dollars. Wynn’s Macau operations followed next, generating 47 million dollars, while its establishment in Boston lost just under 15 million dollars in the period. The company’s interactive division, on the other hand, lost over 33 million dollars, while it generated a further 32 million dollars from miscellaneous operations.
Breaking down by the firm’s operating segments, its casinos generated the most revenue at over 766 million dollars, which increased by over 277 million dollars from the prior year’s revenue of 489 million dollars. Wynn’s hotels, food and beverage, and entertainment divisions followed next, each generating 272 million dollars, 232 million dollars, and 151 million dollars respectively in 2023’s first quarter.
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