In first year open

Cosmopolitan Las Vegas loses US$ 140 million

(US).- The company that owns the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas lost US$ 139.5 million last year as the swanky new Las Vegas Strip casino-resort opened its doors in December.
2011-04-04
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Nevada Property 1 said in a report that it posted a loss in 2010 after finishing 2009 with an US$ 28.6 million profit.

The company highlighted the Cosmopolitan's US$ 116.5 million preopening expenses as a "major contributor" to its loss. Those start-up costs included a US$42 million marketing campaign.

The US$ 3.9 billion Cosmopolitan opened December 15 and grossed US$ 4.2 million in room rates through the end of the year. The hotel has 2,995 rooms.

The casino made US$ 4.3 million from gambling in the less than three weeks of 2010 that it was open.

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