Wynn Macau – GamblersNews https://gamblersnews.com Betting News Hub Thu, 02 Jul 2020 20:03:43 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.8.10 https://gamblersnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/cropped-gambling-icon-32x32.png Wynn Macau – GamblersNews https://gamblersnews.com 32 32 Wynn Macau Warns Investors of Expected April and May Combined Earnings Deficit https://gamblersnews.com/wynn-macau-warns-investors-of-expected-april-and-may-combined-earnings-deficit/1766/ https://gamblersnews.com/wynn-macau-warns-investors-of-expected-april-and-may-combined-earnings-deficit/1766/#respond Thu, 02 Jul 2020 20:03:43 +0000 https://gamblersnews.com/?p=1766 One of the most successful Asian casino operators, the Wynn Macau Limited company has just recently warned its major investors that its expected April and May earnings will show a combined loss of around $126.1 million. According to the company’s officials, Wynn Macau Limited will record this major financial loss for April and May before […]

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One of the most successful Asian casino operators, the Wynn Macau Limited company has just recently warned its major investors that its expected April and May earnings will show a combined loss of around $126.1 million. According to the company’s officials, Wynn Macau Limited will record this major financial loss for April and May before amortization, depreciation, tax, and interest.

One report released by Inside Asian Gaming several days ago also stated that the Asian casino operator uses one of its latest official fillings to share more details about this expected deficit. In this official filling, the officials revealed that the deficit came as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and related measures and restrictions which have limited traveling from mainland China and Macau since February. According to this report, these travel restrictions could represent a massive diminution of over 157% on a yearly basis.

Details About Wynn Macau Limited

Wynn Macau Limited or Wynn Resorts Limited was founded eighteen years ago back in 2002. The company operates as the subsidiary of the American Wynn Resorts company which was founded by Kazuo Okada and Steve Wynn in state of the Nevada, Las Vegas. This publicly-traded company is one of the most successful operators of luxurious, high-end casinos and hotels. As of today, the company operates six properties including its most iconic Encore Las Vegas and Wynn Las Vegas venues.

When it comes to the company’s properties in Asian which are operated by Wynn Macau Limited, these include its flagship Wynn Macau which opened in 2006, Encore at Wynn Macau which opened ten years ago and Wynn Palace which opened in August of 2016. The Wynn Macau property is doubtlessly one of the most successful venues of this kind located in the Asian gambling capital of Macau.

This luxurious casino and hotel resort in the former Portuguese enclave features two towers that host oner one thousand hotel rooms and suites. There is also a massive 273,000 square feet casino floor alongside retail spaces, dining restaurants, a pool, saloon, and two spas. Back in 2009, the Wynn Macau property became one of just five hotels located in Asia with the Five-Star award by Forbes which speaks of its high-end offering.

Senior Note Offering at Wynn Palace Cotai and Wynn Macau

According to Inside Asian Gaming, the Wynn Macau Limited company’s anticipated loss for April and May 2020 compares with the $215 million profit that the company recorded in 2019 for the same period. The same source also explained that the revelation of this disappointing news came shortly after the operator proclaimed that its Wynn Macau and even more successful Wynn Palace Coati will provide a senior note offering in hopes of raising at least $991.3 million.

Owned and operated by the USA-based Wynn Resorts Limited, the Wynn Macau Limited company’s officials also predicted that the company’s operating revenues for the months of April and May will probably plummet by 97% on a yearly basis to hit only around $17 million while the company’s average daily deficit in earnings before amortization, depreciation, tax, and interest stands at around $2 million.

The company’s official filing also states that the company remains optimistic about its future as it focuses on its VIP guests that will be served once travel restrictions in the area are lifted. This could happen as soon as the 8th of July if the number of new coronavirus infections remains low.

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Wynn Resorts Limited Remains Optimistic About Its Macau Future https://gamblersnews.com/wynn-resorts-limited-remains-optimistic-about-its-macau-future/1619/ https://gamblersnews.com/wynn-resorts-limited-remains-optimistic-about-its-macau-future/1619/#respond Thu, 28 May 2020 11:20:34 +0000 https://gamblersnews.com/?p=1619 One of the worldwide leading casino operators, Wynn Resorts Limited is rather optimistic about its future in Macau. American casino operator based in Las Vegas, the state of Nevada, believes that its major Asian subsidiary Wynn Macau Limited has the necessary ability to successfully bounce back once local authorities in Macau decide to lift a […]

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One of the worldwide leading casino operators, Wynn Resorts Limited is rather optimistic about its future in Macau. American casino operator based in Las Vegas, the state of Nevada, believes that its major Asian subsidiary Wynn Macau Limited has the necessary ability to successfully bounce back once local authorities in Macau decide to lift a series of travel and other restrictions which were put in place in order to prevent the spread of the highly-contagious coronavirus strain.

According to several reports released by Inside Asian Gaming and GGRAsia, Wynn Macau Limited is one of the most prominent names in the casino gaming industry in Asia. This Wynn Resorts Limited Asian subsidiary is responsible for the iconic Wynn Macau venue as well as even more impressive Wynn Palace Cotai. Both of these facilities were forced to shut down their operations for a fifteen-day period back in February as part of the local environment’s efforts to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus strain.

Wynn Macau Limited

The company which operates and owns Wynn Macau Limited, Wynn Resorts Limited emerged on the scene in 2002 or eighteen years ago. This publicly-traded company is based in Nevada. It is one of the major developers and operators of luxurious hotels and casinos. Founded by Steve Wynn, the company is now run by Matthew Maddox. As of this year, Wynn Resorts Limited has developed six properties while several of its flagship properties have finally earned five-star status on the FTG or the Forbes Travel Guide including its Encore Las Vegas and Wynn Las Vegas venues.

When it comes to Wynn Macau Limited, it is one of the leading casino developers and operators in Asia which as previously mentioned is responsible for Wynn Macau and Wynn Palace Cotai. Wynn Macau is a high-end casino and luxury hotel resort located in Macau that opened back in 2006. The property features two hotel towers that are packed with over one thousand rooms alongside a massive 273,000 casino space and over 59,000 square feet of retail space. Other amenities include dining restaurants, a swimming pool, salon, and two spas.

The company’s even more impressive Wynn Palace Cotai opened its doors to the public in August of 2016. This is the company’s second high end integrated casino and hotel resort located in Macau, the Cotai Strip region. The property is packed with a twenty-eight-story hotel with over one thousand and seven hundred rooms and hotel suites. The property is also packed with massive retail space, meeting facilities, fine dining restaurants as well as 424,000 square feet casino space.

Coronavirus-Related Complications

Following coronavirus-related lockdowns and closures of its facilities, Wynn Macau Limited has struggled to reenergize its operations. The subordinate has also struggled greatly in the wake of the re-opening of its properties back on the 20th of February due to the local government’s ban which restricted visitors from mainland China.

Despite these initial struggles, Wynn Resorts Limited’s Chief Executive Officer Matt Maddox said in one of his recent conference calls that the company’s subordinate will most likely bounce back quickly once restrictions related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic are eased. He said to the company’s investors that there is a great demand for such activities and he believes that there will be demand for such activities in Macau as well. The casino operator’s boss also added that Wynn Macau Limited depends on the high-end segment of the market which in his words will most likely come back first in the former Portuguese enclave.

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Disappointing Aggregated Revenues Figure for Macau Casinos in November https://gamblersnews.com/disappointing-aggregated-revenues-figure-for-macau-casinos-in-november/1102/ https://gamblersnews.com/disappointing-aggregated-revenues-figure-for-macau-casinos-in-november/1102/#respond Tue, 24 Dec 2019 14:15:25 +0000 https://gamblersnews.com/?p=1102 The Macau casino industry is one of the most lavish in the world with a huge number of iconic casino venues operating in this area. Macau has long been the gaming capital of Asia with over thirty casinos operating here. In the past, all of the Macau-based casinos were owned and managed by Stanley Ho, […]

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The Macau casino industry is one of the most lavish in the world with a huge number of iconic casino venues operating in this area. Macau has long been the gaming capital of Asia with over thirty casinos operating here. In the past, all of the Macau-based casinos were owned and managed by Stanley Ho, but back in 2002, a new era of gambling in Macau started.

This year, the government of China decided to step in and finally halt the gambling and casino monopoly led by Stanley Ho. Since this time, Macau has become home to many foreign casino operators. Moreover, the area also opened its doors to many international investors who gladly brought many billion-dollar worth gambling establishments.

Macau Gambling Establishments

Among Macau-based casinos, the largest establishments are definitely the Sands Macau, Wynn Macau and Venetian Macau Casino where customers can enjoy an impressive variety of casino games from thousands of slot machines to an excellent variety of baccarat, roulette, and poker games.

What is even more, these casino facilities have also brought luxury shopping, dining, and entertainment to the area with a variety of high-end brands that offer its products. While there are still many resorts and hotels in Macau which focus on catering to businesses and families, the majority of such establishments are not gambling-free, hence they cater towards fans of gambling.

However, the gambling industry in Macau including over thirty-five gambling facilities operating in the area had experienced a rather disappointing aggregated revenue figure for the previous month. As reported, the over thirty-five casinos in the area had chalked up a massive 8.5% decrease in their aggregated gross gaming revenues on a yearly basis to hit just over $2.8 billion.

November Aggregated Gross Gaming Revenues as the Lowest of the Year

As reported by Inside Asian Gaming several days ago, the Macau November financial figures related to its aggregated gross gaming revenues are actually the second-lowest for this year. The figures were shared by Macau’s Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau. While the November aggregated gross gaming revenue figure was the second-lowest for this year, a bigger disappointment is that the October figure was also extremely low.

The Macau-based casinos had experienced a great decline in aggregated gross gaming revenues of around 3.2% to hit around $3.2 billion. Back to the November figure, the decline in aggregated gross gaming revenues in the previous month also means that the region has experienced massive declines in its aggregated gross gaming revenues for seven out of the eleven months which have passed. These figures when compared to the year-to-date combined tally suggest a massive combined decline of 2.4%.

As previously mentioned, Macau is home to some of the biggest, most iconic gambling facilities in the world including the legendary Casino Grand Lisboa owned by the SJM Holdings Limited company. The area is also home to iconic Studio City Macau owned by Melco Resorts and Entertainment Limited. Despite the iconic reputation of these venues, the month of November saw the Macau-based casinos record a massive 25% deterioration in aggregated gross gaming revenues from their VIP, high roller gamblers.

Moreover, the casinos have also experienced between 5% to 7% associated corrosion from takings related to the industry’s mass-market field. All in all, the November results for the Macau-based casinos were not as bad as many financial analysts and experts in the industry had predicted.

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Hard Times and Bad Results for Wynn Macau https://gamblersnews.com/hard-times-and-bad-results-for-wynn-macau/1035/ https://gamblersnews.com/hard-times-and-bad-results-for-wynn-macau/1035/#respond Wed, 27 Nov 2019 13:08:38 +0000 https://gamblersnews.com/?p=1035 Wynn Macau stands as one of the most luxurious hotels and casinos in the world, but their recent results have given the owners some reasons for concern. With the third quarter of 2019 results in, the hotel that was opened back in 2006 has shown clear signs of decline. The hotel features over 1,000 hotel […]

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Wynn Macau stands as one of the most luxurious hotels and casinos in the world, but their recent results have given the owners some reasons for concern. With the third quarter of 2019 results in, the hotel that was opened back in 2006 has shown clear signs of decline. The hotel features over 1,000 hotel rooms and super luxurious suites which house many of Asia’s biggest high rollers.

Then, there is also a massive, 273,000 square feet casino floor in addition to dining areas, retail space, a pool, two spas and more. Then property features three different types of entertainment including stunning Performance Lake. As previously mentioned, the resort opened in 2006 while one year later, the first expansion was finished. This expansion saw an additional gaming space, more dining areas, and more retail shops.

Then, in 2009 the resorts become one of five resorts in Asia to receive the Five-Star award by Forbes which doubtlessly speaks greatly of its accommodation and other features. The company which owns the venue, Wynn Resorts Limited in 2010 opened Encore at Wynn Macau which is today fully integrated into Wynn Macau. Encore is an all-suite hotel which includes four hundred and ten suites, and forty-one Salon Suites.

Wynn Macau Third-Quarter Revenues Declined

As reported by several news outlets, the local subsidiary of the most prominent American hotel and casino operator saw disappointing third-quarter financial results which have shown that the venue’s gross gaming revenues declined by around 22.7% to hit around $1.07 billion mainly thanks to a great drop in the venue’s VIP turnover.

According to one report by the Asian Gaming news outlet, the company responsible for Wynn Palace Cotai and Wynn Macau casino resorts recorded a massive 26.4% decline in property earnings before amortization, depreciation, taxes, and interest in the three months which equals to around $301 million. When it comes to the company’s Wynn Macau casino and hotel resort, the venue’s third-quarter financial results have shown that the venue’s operating revenues had declined by around 18.2% to hit around $474 million.

The operator also detailed that the property’s third-quarter financial results have shown that the venue’s earnings before amortization, depreciation, taxes, and interest plummeted by around 24% which equals just $139 million. It was also reported that Wynn Macau Limited saw the property’s VIP turnover contract by around 42.5% to hit $8.02 billion.

On the other hand, the Inside Asian Gaming news outlet also reported that the Macau-based casino resort chalked up a great 11.5% rise in its third-quarter financial results of the mass-market drop to around $1.2 billion with a great win rate of 8.9% which equals to $272.5 in generated earnings. When it comes to slot games, the property saw handle grow by around 11.7% which equals $1 billion.

Tough Times for Wynn Palace Cotai as Well

The Wynn Resorts Limited’s other luxurious Macau-based property Wynn Palace Cotai is also facing some tough times. This one thousand and seven hundred-room hotels and resort casino experienced a massive 18.1% deterioration in its third-quarter operational gross gaming revenues which equals $598 million.

The property’s adjusted earnings before amortization, depreciation, taxes, and interest also plummeted by around 28.3% to hit only $162 million. This property also witnessed a massive 32.3% weakening of its overall VIP turnover which hit only $10 billion. The numbers generated speak of the property’s winning rate declining by 0.21% to hit just 3.40%.

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