For Q2, the casinos saw sales decline 0.2 percent to just under $350 million. Revenue at market-leader MGM Resorts International was down 0.7 percent to $149.9 million in the second quarter, while MotorCity sales fell 0.1 percent to $117.3 million. Greektown posted a gain of 0.4 percent to $82.3 million.
June sales figures were also released for the three casinos, posting an aggregate decline of 1.2 percent compared to last year's comparable June numbers. MGM was the only casino to post an increase for the month, adding 0.5 percent to $47.6 million, while MotorCity fell 3 percent to $35.9 million and Greektown lost 1.7 percent to $25.2 million. June 2016 market shares were as follows: MGM commanded a 44 percent market share; MotorCity, 33 percent; Greektown, 23 percent.
On Tuesday, MGM shares were trading down around 1 percent intra-day to just above $23. Wall Street analysts expect the company to post a very slight annual revenue decrease to $9.18 billion from $9.19 billion last year.
Wall Street is looking for a big jump in MGM's revenue next year, predicting a 21.30 percent climb to $11.14 billion.