Studio City has released its unaudited Q1 2024 figures, for the period ending 31 March.
Studio City is majority-owned by Melco Resorts & Entertainment Limited and manages an integrated resort in Cotai, Macau.
Total operating revenue was $150.2m, a 192% increase from the same time last year. The gross gaming revenue for Studio City Casino rose 117% to $318.4m in Q1 2024.
While the rolling chip volume fell 27% to $525.8m, the rolling chip rate also rose 3.7% from 1.6%.
Table games drop rose 92% to $923.3m, while the the gambling machine handle rose a similar 91% to $824.3m.
The hotel's occupancy rate went from 76% to 96%, driving the average revenue per room from $82 to $152.
However, the casino marked seven fewer gaming machines than it had towards the end of Q1 2023, for a total of 670.
Despite this figure, the average win per unit per day was $437, rather than the $272 it had reported in 2023.
When broken down into different sectors, revenue from the casino contract increased 257% to $66.9m, hotel rooms rose 198.7% to $38.5m and entertainment grew 400% to $8.4m.
This is attributed to increasing levels of tourism between Macau and China, with the latest figures from Macau as a whole showing a similar trend.
Income for Studio City was $16.1m, which is compared to the ($26.9m) operating loss the year prior.
Adjusted EBITDA was $66.2m, a 628% increase from last year, attributable to the increase in revenue from casino contract and higher non-gaming revenues.
