VICI · NYSEReal Estate (Gaming & Experiential REIT)
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Company details
Market cap
$30B
Revenue
$4.0B
AFFO
~$2.67B
Div yield
6.6%
Annual rent
$3.3B
Occupancy
100%
Avg lease term
~40 yrs
AFFO growth
+5%
In plain English
VICI is the landlord behind America's biggest casinos. Spun out of Caesars' bankruptcy in 2017 (NYSE-listed 2018), it owns the land and buildings under Caesars Palace, the MGM Grand, the Venetian and dozens of other resorts on the Las Vegas Strip and beyond — then rents them back to the operators on decades-long, inflation-linked 'triple-net' leases. The operators run the gaming floors; VICI just collects the rent and passes most of it to shareholders, while increasingly lending to and buying non-casino 'experiential' venues like water parks, golf resorts and bowling alleys.
In simple terms
What VICI Properties really sells
VICI is the landlord behind America's biggest casinos. Spun out of Caesars' bankruptcy in 2017 (NYSE-listed 2018), it owns the land and buildings under Caesars Palace, the MGM Grand, the Venetian and dozens of other resorts on the Las Vegas Strip and beyond — then rents them back to the operators on decades-long, inflation-linked 'triple-net' leases. The operators run the gaming floors; VICI just collects the rent and passes most of it to shareholders, while increasingly lending to and buying non-casino 'experiential' venues like water parks, golf resorts and bowling alleys.
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