Las Vegas Sands Corporation has announced that it has completed the sale of its landmark Las Vegas Strip properties, the Venetian and Palazzo casino resorts and their operations in deals worth a combined $6.25 billion (€5.6 billion).
According to a statement released by the company, guests at both properties and visitors to the Venetian Expo convention center would see very few changes. The statement also confirmed that the names of the properties will remain the same.
Las Vegas Sands Confirms Sales of Venetian and Palazzo Casino Resorts“We have an exciting opportunity to build on our past successes while capturing future opportunities.”
The deals see New York-based VICI Properties acquire the Venetian Resort and Expo along with the Palazzo for $4 billion (€3.6 billion) while Apollo Global Management purchased the Venetian’s operations for $2.25 billion (€2 billion). Apollo had previously confirmed that it has agreed terms a long-term lease on the properties in question.
Speaking of the sale, Las Vegas Sands Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Robert Goldstein said:
Las Vegas Sands Confirms Sales of Venetian and Palazzo Casino Resorts Las Vegas Sands Confirms Sales of Venetian and Palazzo Casino Resorts Las Vegas Sands Confirms Sales of Venetian and Palazzo Casino Resorts released by Apollo, David Sambur, Apollo Partner and Co-Head of Private Equity said:“We’re thrilled to complete the acquisition of The Venetian, a premier Las Vegas resort that’s backed by a world-class team. Over the last year, we have only grown more excited by the recovery and outlook for Las Vegas and in particular The Venetian, where we can invest behind an unrivaled set of guest amenities and experiences. Sheldon Adelson was a true visionary in building The Venetian more than two decades ago and we look forward to sustaining its success in this next chapter.”
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