Studio City International Holdings Limited Announces Unaudited Second Quarter 2026 Earnings
In 6–12 months, MSC could stabilize on improved liquidity and potential Macau rebound, with upside if mass-market demand recovers.
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In 6–12 months, MSC could stabilize on improved liquidity and potential Macau rebound, with upside if mass-market demand recovers.
What happened and why it matters
Studio City posted US$164.6 million in Q2 2026 revenues, a drop from US$190.1 million a year earlier, driven by softer mass-market table play and weaker non-gaming revenue. The company refinanced debt with a US$300 million 6.125% notes due 2031 and redeemed US$165 million of 2028 notes, boosting liquidity and potentially lowering interest expense. Near-term stock performance hinges on Macau mass-market recovery and clarity on intercompany EBITDA adjustments.
Revenue softness and a quarterly net loss weigh on near-term sentiment, but debt refinancings, reduced interest burden, and improved liquidity offer a potential medium-term catalyst if Macau mass-market improves; intercompany EBITDA reporting could complicate quick comparisons.
Q2 2026 total operating revenues US$164.6m, down from US$190.1m in 2025.
Studio City Casino GGR US$357.7m; mass-market table drop US$884.1m; hold 36.3%.
Net loss US$15.6m; Adjusted EBITDA US$67.0m; intercompany charges distort EBITDA vs Melco.
Liquidity improves: cash US$118.2m; total debt US$1.98b; 2031 notes refinanced via US$300m issue.
Legacy Macau softness persists; recovery catalyst remains Macau mass-market rebound and better costs.
Category: Earnings. The release provides quarterly financials, capital actions, and debt management—core elements of earnings disclosures for MSC and its Macau-based operations.
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