JPMorgan Sees Wynn Macau's Quarterly Results as Unsurprising, Citing Attractive Valuation and Maintaining Overweight Rating

Stock News
Feb 16

JPMorgan issued a research report stating that it views the earnings release from Wynn Macau (01128) as an event with no significant impact. The bank highlighted the company's attractive valuation, including metrics such as an 8x enterprise value multiple, 9x price-to-earnings ratio, a free cash flow yield exceeding 15%, and a dividend yield of 6%. This is considered appealing, especially given the quality of its assets. JPMorgan maintained its "Overweight" rating on Wynn Macau with a target price of HK$8.

Wynn Macau's performance for the fourth quarter of 2025 aligned with the bank's expectations. Win-rate adjusted EBITDA reached $287 million, remaining largely stable compared to the previous quarter. This result was in line with JPMorgan's forecast of $285 million, and the company's market share also met expectations. The bank noted that the earnings conference call provided little incremental information, aside from expressing confidence in the Lunar New Year period, which was anticipated and consistent with the tone of industry peers.

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