TLDR MGM stock rose 5.79% to $37.62 on February 26 — its third straight day of gains Trading volume hit 7.3M, well above the 50-day average of 4.6M Full-year 2025 revenue reached $17.5bn, up 2%, but net income dropped to $206M from $747M MGM China revenue jumped 11% to $4.5bn while the Las Vegas Strip fell 4% MGM and BetMGM pledged $1M to responsible gaming, including $450K for sports wagering research
MGM Resorts International closed Thursday at $37.62, up 5.79% on the day. It was the third consecutive session in the green for the stock.
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The broader market wasn’t as cooperative. The Dow Jones barely moved, up just 0.03% to 49,499.20, while the S&P 500 dropped 0.54% to 6,908.86.
Trading volume told its own story — 7.3 million, compared to a 50-day average of just 4.6 million. Buyers showed up in force.
MGM still sits 6.32% below its 52-week high of $40.16, reached on August 28th.
Peers had a mixed day. Caesars Entertainment led the pack with a 19.11% jump to $24.74. DraftKings added 2.40% to $23.49, and Las Vegas Sands gained 1.60% to $55.95.
2025 Full-Year Results
MGM reported consolidated net revenue of $17.5bn for 2025, a 2% increase year-on-year.
Net income took a hard hit, falling to $206M from $747M in 2024.
Consolidated adjusted EBITDA came in at $2.4bn, up 1% year-on-year.
The Las Vegas Strip segment saw revenue drop 4% to $8.4bn, with adjusted EBITDAR down 8% to $2.9bn.
MGM China was the standout. Revenue rose 11% to $4.5bn, with segment adjusted EBITDAR also up 11% to $1.2bn.
Responsible Gaming Pledge
MGM Resorts and BetMGM announced a combined $1M commitment to responsible gaming on February 26.
Of that, $450,000 goes to the International Centre for Responsible Gaming