Las Vegas Sands Reports $3.15 Billion Q2 Revenue, Expands Share Buyback Program to $6 Billion

LAS VEGAS, NV — Global integrated resort developer Las Vegas Sands Corp. (NYSE: LVS) reported its second-quarter 2026 financial results, highlighted by steady mass-market gaming growth in Asia and a massive $6 billion re-authorization of its corporate stock repurchase program.

The corporate update underscores the company’s aggressive strategy to return excess capital to shareholders even while navigating short-term gaming hold fluctuations.

Gaming Volumes Rise Despite VIP Hold Volatility

For the quarter ended June 30, 2026, Las Vegas Sands generated $3.15 billion in consolidated net revenue and $373 million in net income, supported by strong performance at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore and solid mass-market volumes across its Sands China Ltd. properties in Macao.

While reported revenue fell slightly below Wall Street estimates due to unusually low VIP rolling chip hold in Macao (which reduced adjusted property earnings by an estimated $87 million), underlying customer activity remained robust.

Rolling table volumes jumped 72% year-over-year in Macao, while slot and electronic table game play expanded by 30%, reflecting sustained demand among high-value mass-market patrons.

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|          LAS VEGAS SANDS Q2 2026 FINANCIAL SUMMARY     |
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|  - Consolidated Net Revenue: $3.15 Billion             |
|  - Net Income: $373 Million ($0.53 Diluted EPS)        |
|  - Consolidated Adjusted EBITDA: $1.12 Billion         |
|  - Stock Repurchases (Q2): $787 Million (15M Shares)   |
|  - Expanded Buyback Authorization: $6.0 Billion        |
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Aggressive Shareholder Returns and Capital Strength

Highlighting board confidence in the company’s long-term asset portfolio, LVS directors officially expanded the company’s remaining common stock repurchase authorization to $6.0 billion, extending the program through July 2029.

During Q2 alone, Sands bought back $787 million in common stock. Since resuming its share buyback initiative in late 2023, the resort operator has repurchased over 124 million shares—representing 16.3% of its total outstanding stock.

“We continued to execute our strategic objectives during the quarter in both Singapore and Macao while continuing to increase the return of capital to shareholders,” stated Patrick Dumont, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Las Vegas Sands. “Our ongoing investments in enhanced service, hospitality, and suite offerings position us for long-term growth across all gaming segments.”

The company closed the quarter holding $3.38 billion in unrestricted cash balances, bolstered in May by $1.26 billion in proceeds from the full payoff of a seller financing loan tied to the historic sale of its former Las Vegas real estate assets.

Source: Las Vegas Sands Corp. Investor Relations Q2 2026 Filings, SEC Form 8-K Earnings Transcripts.