MGM is selling Mirage casino: ‘We have enough of Las Vegas’
The corporate made the announcement in its earnings name late Wednesday, explaining to analysts that it would not wish to make investments extra money into the 32-year-old property finest recognized for its exploding volcano. No patrons or worth for the Mirage have been revealed.
MGM Resorts CEO Invoice Hornbuckle stated on the decision they’re within the “early phases of a course of to promote the operations” of the Mirage. “Doing so will permit us to keep up our current Las Vegas publicity whereas specializing in the complementary and numerous nature of our choices in our hometown,” he stated.
“There’s 77 acres, a lot of it is actually undeveloped within the context of what could possibly be there,” Hornbuckle stated of the Mirage’s potential development beneath a brand new proprietor. “As we take a look at capital allocation and we take a look at the notion of diversification, we’ve got sufficient of Las Vegas.”
MGM’s inventory jumped 4% in premarket buying and selling following the information of the sale and posting a third-quarter revenue.