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Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc.
GLPI · NASDAQReal Estate
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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
Capitalwho funds itREITs & ownerswho owns the propertyPropertyportfoliosthe buildings & sitesBrokerage &managementwho leases & runs itTenantswho rents the spaceEnd demandwhat drives itCAPInvestors & lendersDBTBonds & credit facilityVICIVICI PropertiesGLPIGaming and Leisure Properties, Inc.ORealty IncomeC&GRCasinos & gaming resortsR&RRacetracks & racinosGLPGLP Capital, L.P.TMLTriple-net master leasesPENNPENN EntertainmentCZRCaesars EntertainmentBYDBoyd GamingBALYBally's CorporationCRDThe Cordish CompaniesSGMStrategic Gaming ManagementAREAmerican Racing & EntertainmentCPCasino patronsREGState gaming regulators
Company details
Market cap
$13B
P/E ratio
16×
Div yield
6.4%
AFFO / share
$3.75
Net margin
53%
Rev. growth
+6%
Revenue
$1.53B
Properties
~69
In plain English
GLPI is the original gaming REIT — spun out of Penn National in 2013, it owns the land and buildings under ~69 casinos and racetracks and leases them straight back to the operators on triple-net terms. It never deals a card or spins a wheel: the tenants run the casinos and pay all taxes, insurance and upkeep, so almost every dollar of GLPI's ~$1.5B revenue is contractual rent that it pays out to shareholders as a ~6% dividend.
In simple terms
What Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc. really sells
GLPI is the original gaming REIT — spun out of Penn National in 2013, it owns the land and buildings under ~69 casinos and racetracks and leases them straight back to the operators on triple-net terms. It never deals a card or spins a wheel: the tenants run the casinos and pay all taxes, insurance and upkeep, so almost every dollar of GLPI's ~$1.5B revenue is contractual rent that it pays out to shareholders as a ~6% dividend.
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