Wynn Macau raises US$1bn to cut debt and fund resort upgrades
The company has secured funds through senior notes.
Macau.- Wynn Macau Ltd has completed a US$1bn senior notes offering, with a 6.75 per cent interest rate, due in 2034. The company announced that it raised approximately US$989m in net proceeds, primarily to pay down existing debt and support ongoing resort projects. Some of the proceeds may also go to general corporate purposes.
The offering attracted a wide range of global financial institutions, including Deutsche Bank, BofA Securities, Scotiabank, SMBC Nikko, and several Macau-based banks like Bank of China Macau Branch and ICBC Macau.
The notes come with flexible redemption options. Wynn has up to August 15 2028 to use the net cash proceeds from other equity offerings to redeem up to 35 per cent of the aggregate principal amount at a redemption price of 106.750 per cent plus accrued and unpaid interest.
The move supports Wynn Macau’s strategy to reduce debt while investing in its properties. The company plans to spend up to US$750m through 2026, including on a new large-scale events centre and enhanced gaming spaces at Wynn Palace, as well as hotel room renovations at Wynn Macau.
