Wynn Macau

Baron Real Estate Fund highlighted Wynn Resorts as an undervalued non-REIT real estate company, trading at about 8–8.2 times 2027 estimated cash flow versus its historical 13–15x range. The fund views Wynn’s luxury integrated-resort assets and the planned UAE resort opening in 2027 as key drivers that could add significant upside (analyst note suggesting potential value near $50 per share for the UAE project). Wynn closed at $107.27 on June 12, 2026, has a market cap around $11.1 billion, and saw hedge fund ownership fall from 62 to 44 portfolios in Q1 2026. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Wynn Resorts confirms Craig Jeffrey Fullalove will succeed Julie Cameron-Doe as chief financial officer; Cameron-Doe will retire in mid-2026 and remain as an adviser and non-executive director of Wynn Macau. Fullalove currently leads finance and administration for Wynn in Macau and for Wynn Macau, Limited, and brings more than 22 years of international experience. Under Cameron-Doe, Wynn delivered high margins and strong free-cash-flow figures and is advancing expansions in Europe and the Middle East; the Ras Al Khaimah resort is scheduled to open in early 2027. » More on de.investing.com

Wynn Resorts reported Q3 2025 revenue of $1.83 billion and adjusted property-level EBITDAR of $570 million, driven by a strong Macau business (EBITDAR $308 million). Adjusted earnings per share of $0.86, however, missed analyst expectations, causing the stock to fall after-hours. The company is advancing construction of Wynn Al Marjan Island in the UAE and announced a partnership with Aman for Janu Al Marjan Island; opening is planned for early 2027. Wynn has solid liquidity, is returning capital to shareholders, and expects the UAE expansion to further diversify its geographic EBITDAR base, but sees execution and competitive risks. » More on de.investing.com