MGM Resorts International (MGM) — Moat, Quality & Fair Value

MGM Resorts International (MGM) has a None economic moat and a quality score of 27/100. It operates in the Consumer Discretionary sector.

Industry: Casinos & Gaming · Consumer Discretionary

Market share (2025): 13.5% of Casino operators in the US · 11.8% of Macau & Singapore casino resorts in Asia-Pacific (MGM China)

Theme: Travel & experiences (core)

Economic moat: None. A none moat indicates no clear structural protection from competition. Learn more about how we classify moats in our guide to economic moats.

Quality score: 27/100. This score combines seven weighted pillars — returns on capital, margin strength, cash generation, financial health, durability, management, and moat & position. See how the quality score works.

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