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MGM Resorts International

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Trading under the ticker MGM, MGM Resorts International is a healthcare publicly traded company based in Nevada. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Nevada. It operates in the healthcare sector. Corporate records list 1 subsidiary under the company. Its most recent annual filing reported revenue of about 18 billion dollars for fiscal 2025, per SEC 10-K filed 2026-02-11. These figures are factual reference only and are not investment advice. Key people associated with the company include William Hornbuckle (CEO) and Kirk Kerkorian (Founder). Facts on this page are drawn from public sources including SEC EDGAR, Wikidata, and the company's own disclosures, each linked below.

Company facts

HeadquartersLas Vegas, Nevada
Founded2000
Typepublic
TickerMGM
SubsidiariesBellagio Hotel & Casino
Websitewww.mgmresorts.com/

Financials

$18B revenue for fiscal 2025 ($17,537,683,000).

Fiscal yearRevenueSource
2025$18BSEC 10-K filed 2026-02-11
2024$17BSEC 10-K filed 2026-02-11
2023$16BSEC 10-K filed 2026-02-11
2022$13BSEC 10-K filed 2025-02-18
2021$9.7BSEC 10-K filed 2024-02-23
Financial figures are factual reference only and are not investment advice. Verify against the original filing before relying on any figure.

Key people

  • William Hornbuckle — CEO
  • Kirk Kerkorian — Founder

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Frequently asked questions

Where is MGM Resorts International located?

MGM Resorts International is based in Las Vegas, Nevada.

When was MGM Resorts International founded?

MGM Resorts International was founded in 2000.

Is MGM Resorts International publicly traded?

Yes. MGM Resorts International is a public company trading under the ticker MGM.

What industry is MGM Resorts International in?

MGM Resorts International operates in healthcare.

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