- Sands China published its 2025 annual report, flagging stronger Macao travel demand as visitation topped 40 million.
- Londoner Macao buildout moved into later phases, with Sheraton Grand conversion to Londoner Grand completed in April.
- Management pointed to higher operating and marketing spend as a key drag on profitability despite revenue growth.
- Company reaffirmed concession-period commitment to invest about USD 4.5 billion in Macao through 2032, with bulk earmarked for non-gaming projects.
- Capital spending remained focused on property upgrades across portfolio, led by Londoner Macao and Venetian Macao.
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