Las Vegas Sands (LVS)
Forward P/E is 12.00x against a peer median of 13.42x, a ratio of 0.89x — just below the fair range — with trailing P/E 14.73x and PEG not available (shown as n/a in the source statistics). Latest-quarter revenue shrank 3.5% year over year (PRIMARY, EDGAR), so the value-trap check applies: a below-median multiple on shrinking revenue is not counted as undervalued, and the label is FAIRLY PRICED. Delivered demand check: the travel, hotels, casinos & cruises group's median growth was 6.6% year over year — demand steady across the group, while this company's revenue is falling.
What would change this label: Move to UNDERVALUED if revenue growth returns to positive territory at or above about 6.6% year over year (the cluster median) for two quarters while the forward P/E stays at or below about 12.1x (0.90x the peer median). Move to OVERVALUED if the forward P/E rises above about 15.4x (1.15x the peer median) at unchanged estimates, or if revenue keeps shrinking while the multiple rises.
Las Vegas Sands runs large casino resorts with hotels and convention space. Its shares cost about 12 times next year's expected earnings, slightly less than similar companies, but its sales fell about 4% in the latest quarter. A cheap-looking price on shrinking sales is not a clear bargain, so the shares look fairly priced.
Both lines start at 100 on 2020-09-01. Over the full window Las Vegas Sands returned -27.25% and the S&P 500 +118.28% (price returns; dividends not reinvested). Worst peak-to-trough fall for Las Vegas Sands: -54.5% (2021-03-15 to 2022-05-12). Source: Nasdaq official daily history.
What the label rests on
Forward P/E is 12.00x against a peer median of 13.42x, a ratio of 0.89x — just below the fair range — with trailing P/E 14.73x and PEG not available (shown as n/a in the source statistics). Latest-quarter revenue shrank 3.5% year over year (PRIMARY, EDGAR), so the value-trap check applies: a below-median multiple on shrinking revenue is not counted as undervalued, and the label is FAIRLY PRICED. Delivered demand check: the travel, hotels, casinos & cruises group's median growth was 6.6% year over year — demand steady across the group, while this company's revenue is falling. The company’s forward P/E is 12.0× against a peer median of 13.4×. Its own history: UNVERIFIED — no sourced range available. Sector demand read: Delivered demand check: the travel, hotels, casinos & cruises group's median latest-quarter revenue growth was 6.6% year over year (SEC filings) — demand steady. This company's revenue fell 3.5% even as the group grew. Latest-quarter sales growth was -3.5% versus a year earlier (SEC filings).
| Company | Price (Oct 28, 2026) | Forward P/E | Trailing P/E |
|---|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas Sands (LVS) | $35.92 | 12.0× | 14.7× |
| EXPE | $275.44 | 12.1× | 17.1× |
| CCL | $27.84 | 11.7× | 12.3× |
| WYNN | $71.58 | 17.9× | 17.2× |
| NCLH | $15.82 | 13.4× | 10.0× |
| MGM | $28.33 | 21.7× | 17.7× |
| Peer median | 13.4× |
Multiples: stockanalysis.com (SECONDARY, S&P Global data), fetched Oct 28, 2026. Peer set chosen by sector; the median is the middle value of the set. The label and its numbers were recorded in the programme’s label registry on Oct 28, 2026 and will be scored at 6 and 12 months.
Sales, profit and cash
This company does not report a gross-profit line in its SEC facts (normal for banks, payment networks and some health insurers), so profit is shown as net income instead — gross margin is marked UNVERIFIED-absent rather than estimated.
Free cash flow = cash from operations minus spending on plant and equipment, both from the company’s SEC cash-flow statement. Gaps are quarters where that spending line is not separately tagged in the filings — shown as gaps, never estimated.
| Quarter | Sales | Gross margin | Net income | EPS (GAAP, diluted) | Free cash flow |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q/E Sep 2026 2026-09-30 | $3.2B | — | $304M | 0.48 | $589M |
| Q/E Jun 2026 2026-06-30 | $3.2B | — | $346M | 0.53 | $350M |
| Q/E Mar 2026 2026-03-31 | $3.6B | — | $567M | 0.85 | $537M |
| Q/E Dec 2025 2025-12-31 | $3.6B | — | $395M | 0.58 | $930M |
| Q/E Sep 2025 2025-09-30 | $3.3B | — | $419M | 0.61 | $886M |
| Q/E Jun 2025 2025-06-30 | $3.2B | — | $461M | 0.66 | $-108M |
| Q/E Mar 2025 2025-03-31 | $2.9B | — | $352M | 0.49 | $147M |
| Q/E Dec 2024 2024-12-31 | $2.9B | — | $324M | 0.45 | $368M |
| Q/E Sep 2024 2024-09-30 | $2.7B | — | $275M | 0.38 | $222M |
| Q/E Jun 2024 2024-06-30 | $2.8B | — | $353M | 0.48 | $529M |
| Q/E Mar 2024 2024-03-31 | $3.0B | — | $494M | 0.66 | $518M |
| Q/E Dec 2023 2023-12-31 | $2.9B | — | $382M | 0.50 | $681M |
The last twelve reported quarters. Full 25-quarter history sits in the data pack behind this page. A dash means the figure is not tagged as a standalone quarter in the company’s SEC facts (the usual case is the fourth quarter, which many companies only report inside the full-year filing) — it is missing, not zero.
Earnings: getting better or worse?
Each box is one quarter’s earnings per share (EPS). Green means EPS was higher than the same quarter a year earlier; red means lower; a dash means the figure is not tagged in the filings.
Basis: GAAP diluted EPS from SEC company facts, compared with the same quarter a year earlier.
Key facts
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Company (legal name in filings) | LAS VEGAS SANDS CORP |
| Chief executive | Patrick Dumont (source: https://www.yogonet.com/international/news/2026/02/17/117630-patrick-dumont-to-take-helm-at-las-vegas-sands-as-ceo-and-chairman) |
| Sector | Consumer Discretionary — Casinos & Gaming — runs large casino resorts with hotels, gaming floors, shopping and convention space |
| Share price (Oct 28, 2026) | $35.92 |
| Market value (market cap) | $22.6B — share price times shares outstanding of 626,990,133 (SEC filings; SEC EDGAR dei EntityCommonStockSharesOutstanding (latest)) |
| Sales, last twelve months | $13.6B |
| Net income, last twelve months | $1.6B |
| Free cash flow, last twelve months | $2.4B |
| Latest reported quarter | Q/E Sep 2026 (of 25 quarters in the data pack) |
| Six-year price return vs S&P 500 | -27.25% vs +118.28% |
| Worst peak-to-trough fall | -54.5% (2021-03-15 to 2022-05-12) |
What we could not verify
- Gross profit / gross margin: not tagged as a standalone line in this company's EDGAR company facts (common for banks, payment networks and some healthcare payers) — shown as UNVERIFIED-absent; the page charts revenue and net income instead.
- Own-history P/E range not yet compiled for this company in the Phase 1 batch run; the label rests on peer-median, growth and PEG evidence.
- PEG Ratio shown as n/a on statistics page; recorded as null.
- Guidance record (each quarter scored against the guidance the company gave the quarter before) is not yet compiled for this company — it is a Phase 2 layer. The earnings strip below therefore uses reported EPS versus a year earlier, which is fully sourced from filings.
The IT factor — the most exciting thing the market is overlooking — is not assessed on an X-Ray page. It belongs to the Deep Dive (Phase 2), where it gets the evidence standard it needs. Leadership-era scoring (the six years split by chief executive) is likewise a Phase 2 layer; this page names the current chief executive only, from a sourced profile.
Sources
- SEC EDGAR submissions — Filing index; company legal name.
https://data.sec.gov/submissions/CIK0001300514.json - SEC EDGAR company facts — Quarterly financial spine: revenue, gross profit, net income, GAAP diluted EPS, operating cash flow, PP&E capex, buybacks, dividends, diluted shares.
https://data.sec.gov/api/xbrl/companyfacts/CIK0001300514.json - Nasdaq official daily history — Daily closes for the company; SPY (assetclass=etf) saved as raw/nasdaq_spy_raw.json over identical dates.
https://api.nasdaq.com/api/quote/LVS/historical?assetclass=stocks - Valuation multiples and peer figures — stockanalysis.com (SECONDARY, S&P Global data), fetched Oct 28, 2026; see valuation_label.md in the data pack.
Conventions: earliest-filed value per period, as first reported; cash-flow years-to-date differenced quarter by quarter; EPS never differenced; free cash flow = operating cash flow minus plant-and-equipment spending. This page is a dated snapshot — updates are new versions, never silent edits.