Las Vegas Sands Corp. Stock News

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Despite its name, Las Vegas Sands doesn't own any casinos in its hometown. In addition to five Macao gaming venues, the company runs one of two integrated resorts in Singapore, and it's one of the most profitable casinos in the world.

Q3 performance shows Las Vegas Sands again proves its mettle against a grim macro outlook. Cash position strong with $3.5b on the balance sheet. Dividend raised to $1.20 to fulfill the capital return aims of management.

Las Vegas Sands' Q3 sales and earnings crushed the market's expectations. Performance for the company's Marina Bay property was particularly strong.

The veteran casino operator posted some gangbusters quarterly results. It posted double-digit increases for both revenue and profitability, blowing past analyst estimates in the process.

A casino, hotel, and resort operator touted benefits from recent projects in Asia as factors behind its strong quarterly performance, and its shares powered higher. Meanwhile, a health insurer's stock plunged after the company reported increasing medical costs, especially in its government-sponsored plans.

Las Vegas Sands Corp.  (NYSE:LVS) stock is up 12.1% to trade at $56.71 at last check, after the casino giant reported adjusted third-quarter earnings of 78 cents on $3.3 billion in revenue, both of which exceeded expectations.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. (NYSE:LVS ) Q3 2025 Earnings Call October 22, 2025 4:30 PM EDT Company Participants Daniel Briggs - Senior Vice President of Investor Relations Robert Goldstein - Chairman, CEO & Treasurer Patrick Dumont - President, COO & Director Grant Chum - Executive VP of Asia Operations & Senior VP of Global Gaming Strategy Conference Call Participants Daniel Politzer - JPMorgan Chas...