Despite strong revenue growth last year, the company's overall revenue decline over three years and lower-than-industry growth predictions may not justify its high P/S ratio. Investors are warned that these price levels may not be sustainable if revenue growth doesn't improve.
MGM China Holdings is currently undervalued, presenting a buying opportunity. Its growth outlook, not fully priced into the shares, is optimistic. However, considering the company's financial health and risks is advisable before investing.
While the recent surge in share price due to revenue growth has caught the market's attention, doubts linger over its sustainability. The long-term performance trend pointing towards a decline could spell a pivotal moment for the business.
Core points: Our new pecking order: MGM (2282.HK) = Wynn (1128.HK) > Sands (1928.HK) > Melco (MLCO.US, 200.HK) =Galaxy(27.HK)>SJM (880.HK). We largely maintain our 2Q23 mass gross gaming revenue (GGR) projection of 89% of the 2Q19 level, given: 1) Continued staff hiring, alleviating of bottleneck of hotel rooms; During the pandemic, all six gaming operators in Macao reduced their employee headcounts, resulting in a labor shortage in t...
Hong Kong stocks rose strongly last week as economic data verified recovery The rise of Hong Kong stocks last week was mainly catalyzed by positive domestic economic data. On March 1, 2023, the National Bureau of Statistics announced the PMI data for February 2023. The manufacturing PMI was 52.6%, the previous value was 50.1%, the non-manufacturing PMI was 56.3...
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