com.insightguru.giraffe.server.utils.PresentationUtil$PresentationTitle@720e7dfe
This site requires JavaScript to function properly.
For help enabling JavaScript click here.
Here are some sample widgets you could interact with from this dashboard:
Las Vegas Sands' 5 divisions are expected to make $14.7 billion for the full-year 2020
(1) Casino $10.5 billion (71%),
(2) Rooms $1.9 billion (13%),
(3) Food and Beverage $949 million (6%),
(4) Mall $757 million (5%), and
(5) Convention, retail, and other $682 million (5%)
Net Revenues
Las Vegas Sands' Business Model
What Need Does It Serve?
Las Vegas Sands is a leading developer of integrated resorts, with five casino properties in Macau, one in Singapore and one in Las Vegas.
Despite the company’s origins in the U.S., it generates a bulk of its revenues from Macau and Singapore properties.
It operates in Macau and Singapore through its two subsidiaries, Sands China Limited (SCL) and Marina Bay Sands Pte. Limited (MBS), respectively.
Has 5 Reported Divisions-
Though the company reports the operating performance of each individual property separately, its net revenues can be classified into five broad categories.
1. Casino: It includes income from regulated gambling activities at the company’s properties.
2. Rooms: It includes income from visitors/tourists who lodge in the company’s properties.
3. Food and Beverage: It includes income from food and beverage sales at the company’s properties.
4. Mall: It includes rental income from retail stores at the company’s properties.
5. Convention, Retail and Other: It includes income from business conventions at the company’s properties.
What Are The Alternatives?
Other casino companies such as Wynn Resorts, MGM Resorts, Caesars, Eldorado, Melco Crown, SJM, and Galaxy Entertainment are major competitors.
What Is The Basis of Competition?
Competition is based on property location, promotional offerings, brand reputation, and license agreement.
Las Vegas Sands' Net Revenues have grown from $11.3 billion in 2016 to $13.7 billion in 2018, and is expected to grow by 7% to around $14.7 billion in 2 years
Net Revenues
![]()
% Change In Net Revenues
![]()
How Does Las Vegas Sands' Net Revenues Compare With The Peers
Net Revenue growth of about $1 billion over the next two years to be majorly driven by (1) Casino ($648 million), and (2) Room ($148 million) Revenues
Sands has added $2.5 billion to its revenues over the last two years.
The growing mass market gaming segment in Macau is likely to be the major contributing factor of Sands' revenue growth in 2020.
Net Revenues (A+B+C+D+E)
![]()
Casino (A)
![]()
Rooms (B)
![]()
Food and beverage (C)
![]()
Mall (D)
![]()
Convention, retail and other (E)
![]()
DISAGREE WITH OUR FORECASTS? CREATE YOUR OWN
1. How to save your forecasts
Click on the blue "Try Trefis" button in the header to create an account, then navigate back to this dashboard. Now, any changes you make to these inputs will be auto-saved as a scenario (see left panel of dashboard).
2. How to monitor your scenario vs. actual results
Once you've saved your forecast, you can "rename" your scenario by clicking on the gear icon next to the scenario (on the left panel). For more info, see this quick, 30-sec video (look at the 9 sec mark)
With your forecast saved and named, you can see how well you forecast the company's performance at the end of each period and compare your forecasts to hundreds of other Trefis users who came up with their own forecasts. Lastly, you can share with friends and colleagues to show them how you fared and compare your forecasts to theirs.
