Mohegan FY2024 report: Record revenue up 13% to $1.9bn annually
The results are in for Mohegan for both its domestic and international properties.
Key Points
- Mohegan achieved the highest net revenue in its company history, up 13% annually to $1.9bn
- However, net income for FY2024 decreased from $22.9m to ($234.5m)
- In the domestic resorts, revenue increased 3% to $1.2bn
Mohegan has published its Q4 and FY2024 reports for the periods ending September 30, 2024.
Q4 report
Net revenue for the Q4 period totalled $497.7m, a 12% increased when compared to the same period last year.
This was accompanied by a 30% dip down to $33.5m for income from operations, which management has attributed to costs related to Mohegan Inspire, low table hold and an $11.9m non-cash adjustment to the value of a customer contract asset at Niagara Resorts
The net loss was ($63.3m), almost three times the ($18.9m) figure from last year.
Finally, adjusted EBITDA also fell 8% down to $81.3m.
Domestic revenue increased 12% to $327.1m and adjusted EBITDA went up 33% to $88.9m.
Income from operations in US properties grew 45% to $66.4m, while net income jumped 51% to $66.7m.
For its international operations, revenue increased 41%, but operating losses almost doubled to ($36.1m).
Net loss for these properties was ($48.1m), almost double again from last year, while adjusted EBITDA went from $23.3m to ($11.5m).
Ari Glazer, Chief Financial Officer of Mohegan, said: “Net revenues of $497.7m increased $53.4m compared with the prior-year period, primarily due to continued growth in Mohegan Digital and revenue from Mohegan Inspire.
“Consolidated adjusted EBITDA of $81.3m decreased $6.8m compared with the prior-year period, primarily due to operating costs related to the opening of Mohegan Inspire, low table hold at Mohegan Inspire, an $11.9m non-cash adjustment to the value of a customer contract asset at Niagara Resorts, and a full quarter of ilani management fees earned in the prior-year period, partially offset by strong growth in our Digital operations.”
FY2024 report
For the full year, Mohegan’s net revenue was $1.9bn, representing a 13% increase from the previous year.
Income from operations dipped 36% to $169.1m while net income decreased from $22.9m in 2023 to ($234.5m) this year.
Adjusted EBITDA also fell 13% to $349m.
Full-year figures from the domestic properties faired slightly better: Net revenue grew 3% to $1.2bn, net income increased 5% to $225.5m and adjusted EBITDA rose 3% to $318.8m.
Good to know: Mohegan’s domestic properties include those in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Nevada. International resorts include those in Niagara Falls, Ontario and Incheon, South Korea
The international resorts saw a different trend in their results, however.
While net revenue this year increased 42% to $448.2m, net loss deepened from ($32.8m) to ($180.5m) and adjusted EBITDA went from $43.5m to ($36.1m).
Mohegan Digital reported positive results for the year, with net revenue growing 60% to $160.7m.
Both net income and adjusted EBITDA went up by 61% to $79.2m.
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