Boyd President and CEO Keith Smith told investors during the company’s earnings call that its Las Vegas properties are holding their own against new competitors, thanks to refreshes that continue to attract customers. https://t.co/joYUzg6bcs
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MGM Resorts International reported strong financial results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2024, with shares trading up 11% in post-market activity to $38.15. The company posted an adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.45 and revenue of $4.35 billion. Notably, MGM China contributed to record full-year revenues, while Las Vegas results experienced a decline due to the previous year's strong Formula 1 impact. For the entire fiscal year 2024, MGM achieved a consolidated net revenue of $17.24 billion, approximately £13.80 billion or €16.53 billion. Following the earnings report, Stifel raised its price target for MGM shares from $47 to $50, further boosting investor confidence. CEO Bill Hornbuckle indicated that positive indicators for the first quarter suggest that the momentum from 2024 will carry into the new year.