‘Best casino quarter ever’ may have happened at this property
Summary
Las Vegas Sands reported an exceptionally strong fourth quarter in 2025, largely driven by the performance of its Marina Bay Sands resort in Singapore. The resort generated $806 million in cash flow, contributing to a net income of $448 million for the company. Revenue increased by 26 percent compared to the same period the previous year, reaching $3.65 billion. CEO Rob Goldstein described the results as “simply the greatest quarter in the history of casino hotels,” highlighting the resort’s success in maximizing opportunities within the Singaporean market. Goldstein is transitioning to a senior advisor role, with Patrick Dumont succeeding him as chairman and CEO. The company continues to explore potential development opportunities, including in Japan, while focusing on investments in its existing Asian properties following the sale of The Venetian in Las Vegas.
(Source:Las-vegas Review Journal)