Las Vegas Sands has posted its Q2 2026 earnings and revealed that the company’s net revenue for the quarter dropped by 0.7% to $3.15 billion, missing Wall Street...
Boyd Gaming has shared its Q2 2026 earnings call for Q2 2026, reporting that the company generated $1.03 billion in revenue, which represents a 3% rise mainly driven by strong performance in South and Midwest operations, as well as in the online and managed segment.
Boyd also reported $350.5 million in adjusted EBITDAR and $144.4 million in adjusted earnings for the second quarter; additionally, net income stood at $131.2 million. Thanks to the positive results, the company raised its full-year EBITDAR guidance by $5 million.
CEO and President of Boyd Gaming, Keith Smith, commented:
“The second quarter results reflect the continued benefits of our diversified business model, success of our ongoing capital investment program, and broad-based growth in play across our customer segments. Our online segment achieved revenue and EBITDA growth on a comparable basis. These results reflected strong growth from Boyd Interactive as well as contributions from our market access agreements that were consistent with the last several quarters.”
Segment-wise, the Midwest and South businesses brought $556.9 million in Q2 revenue, with Las Vegas operations seeing a 4% rise in revenue and a 3% rise in EBITDAR. On the other hand, the Orleans and Suncoast segments faced some challenges connected to construction and weaker destination visitation.
Operating costs comprised $833.7 million, and Boyd paid $40.6 million in income tax, leading to a 13.6% decline in net profit, which came at $129.9 million.
