Wynn Resorts missed its Q4 earnings expectations, reporting lower-than-anticipated earnings per share due to a streak of bad luck at its casino tables in Las Vegas and Macau, where win percentages dropped. Despite this, the company’s operational engine remains strong, with significant adjusted property earnings, and it is focused on future growth with a major project in the UAE and substantial capital expenditures planned for 2026 across its global properties. Wynn maintains a solid financial foundation and is confident that its long-term strategy, particularly the UAE project, will help stabilize future earnings.
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House Loses; Wynn’s Q4 Miss
Wynn Resorts missed its Q4 earnings expectations, reporting lower-than-anticipated earnings per share due to a streak of bad luck at its casino tables in Las Vegas and Macau, where win percentages dropped. Despite this, the company’s operational engine remains strong, with significant adjusted property earnings, and it is focused on future growth with a major project in the UAE and substantial capital expenditures planned for 2026 across its global properties. Wynn maintains a solid financial foundation and is confident that its long-term strategy, particularly the UAE project, will help stabilize future earnings.