Wynn Resorts Q2 Earnings Call Highlights

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WYNN faces a negative catalyst due to significant cost overruns and delays at the Al Marjan Island project, which degrades the investment's return profile. This capital intensity is partially offset by robust core operational performance and strong forward booking trends in Las Vegas and Macau.

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The budget for the Al Marjan Island project increased by $600 million with a delayed opening of September 2027, increasing capital intensity. This is balanced by strong Q2 EBITDA in Las Vegas ($215M) and Macau ($297M), and 2026 group bookings pacing ahead of 2025.

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