Q2 FY26 · Ended Jun 30, 2026 · View SEC filing
Lenders take half of every operating dollar
Interest absorbs half of what the resorts earn, so small swings in operating income move net profit far more.
For investorsWhat the quarter looks like at ordinary hold
For foundersThe integrated-resort playbook: amenities as a customer engine
Wynn Palace kept a much larger share of mass-market table play than a year earlier, so part of the growth rests on hold.
Operating income rose 12.5%, but currency swings and swap gains did most of the work in doubling net profit.
Gaming taxes sit inside casino costs, so a hotel room keeps far more of each revenue dollar than the casino does.
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