Consolidated Revenue Growth Guidance
Company reaffirmed consolidated revenue growth outlook of over 4% for the year, driven by strength in digital and MGM China.
Las Vegas Top-Line Recovery
Las Vegas net revenue grew year-over-year in Q1 for the first time in over a year despite a strong leisure comp; company reported record 1Q convention ADRs and catering/banquet revenue and expects convention room night mix to increase ~2 percentage points year-over-year to 20% in Q2.
MGM China Revenue and Market Share Gains
MGM China net revenues grew 9% year-over-year in Q1; market share was 15.4% for the quarter and improved to 17.3% in March (which held into April).
Digital Revenue Acceleration
MGM Digital delivered 43% net revenue growth in Q1 with LeoVegas B2C top-line growth north of 30% (driven by Sweden and the U.K.), marking continued progress toward profitability.
BetMGM Operational Improvement
BetMGM North America venture reported 6% growth in net revenue from operations and 11% growth in adjusted EBITDA in Q1; the company also began earning branding fees (~$1.5M) from the venture.
Japan Project On Track
MGM Osaka remains on time and on budget for a 2030 opening; over 40% of foundation piles installed, first concrete floor poured and first structural steel erected. Full-year funding expected to be ~$200–$225M (about $140M invested in Q1), largely prefunded by a yen-denominated credit facility.
All-Inclusive Package Early Success
New all-inclusive offering (room, dining, entertainment, parking, resort fees) has seen steady momentum and positive feedback, with roughly one-third of bookings from first-time Las Vegas visitors, indicating customer acquisition potential.
Capital Allocation — Share Repurchases and Asset Sale
Company repurchased ~2.5 million shares for $90M in Q1 and noted a ~50% reduction in share count over five years; closed sale of Northfield Park at a ~6.6x trailing EBITDA multiple, providing proceeds to redeploy capital.