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NYSE:LVS 23 October 2025 - 3 February 2026

Las Vegas Sands stock near $56 before the bell as Macau gaming, dividend clock grab focus

Las Vegas Sands stock near $56 before the bell as Macau gaming, dividend clock grab focus

Las Vegas Sands shares held at $55.64 in Tuesday’s premarket after a 5.5% surge Monday. Macau’s January casino revenue jumped 24% year-over-year to $2.79 billion, outpacing forecasts. The stock goes ex-dividend Feb. 9, with a 30-cent payout set for Feb. 18. CEO Robert Goldstein received over 130,000 shares through vested awards last week, SEC filings show.
3 February 2026
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Genting Singapore stock slips as RWS CEO warns turnaround “takes time”

Genting Singapore stock slips as RWS CEO warns turnaround “takes time”

Genting Singapore shares fell 0.7% to S$0.725 by mid-afternoon Monday after its casino licence was renewed for two years following an “unsatisfactory” tourism assessment. The Straits Times Index dropped 0.5% as regional equities slid. Resorts World Sentosa’s CEO said major renovations are done, with a S$6.8 billion expansion set for completion in 2030. About 27.5 million Genting shares traded between S$0.72 and S$0.73.
19 January 2026
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Las Vegas Sands stock slides as Macau margin jitters flare — what investors are watching next

Las Vegas Sands stock slides as Macau margin jitters flare — what investors are watching next

Las Vegas Sands shares fell 4.3% to $59.25 Friday afternoon, underperforming a rising U.S. market. Analysts cited concerns over Macau operating costs and fourth-quarter margins after Sands China and Melco Resorts dropped sharply in Hong Kong. Other casino stocks with Macau exposure also declined. Investors are watching for the company’s next results update later this month.
9 January 2026
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Las Vegas Sands Stock SKYROCKETS on Record Singapore Quarter – Is the Rally Just Beginning?

Las Vegas Sands Stock SKYROCKETS on Record Singapore Quarter – Is the Rally Just Beginning?

Las Vegas Sands shares jumped about 10% on Oct. 23 after Q3 revenue beat forecasts, reaching $3.33 billion, up 24% year-over-year. Marina Bay Sands and Macau operations drove growth. The company expanded its stock buyback to $2.7 billion and raised its annual dividend to $1.20 per share. CEO Robert Goldstein will step down in March 2026, with COO Patrick Dumont named as successor.
23 October 2025
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