Wynn Macau's gaming operator profits fall 17% in the third quarter

Wynn Macau reported a 17.1% decline in operational profits for Q3, attributed to a slowdown in the VIP segment. Operational revenues fell by 8.2% to $335.4 million. Gaming revenues decreased by 9%, with mass table game revenues down 9.1%. The VIP segment saw a significant drop, with betting volume down 53.9% and revenues down 23.2%. Non-gaming activities also experienced declines, but hotel occupancy remained stable at 99.1%. For the first nine months of 2026, operational revenues decreased by 2.2%. CEO Craig Billings noted solid demand despite challenging market conditions and highlighted ongoing international investments, including the Wynn Al Marjan Island project in the UAE, set to open in September 2027.