Key Notes –
– Wynn Macau has added $1bn in new credit commitments to its facility agreement
– The increase raises the total available credit under the facility to $2.5bn
– Bank of China Macau continues as the agent. Expansion follows several previous amendments
Wynn Macau has obtained an additional $1 billion in credit. This is under its current senior unsecured revolving credit facility. Now, the total commitments under this agreement are $2.5 billion.
The expansion was finished on July 31, 2025. It was made possible by extra commitments from chosen lenders. These lenders are called “Accordion Lenders.” This was done under the company’s multi-party Facility Agreement.
Bank of China Limited, Macau Branch, continues to act as the facility agent. The latest amendment comes after several updates to the Facility Agreement. These include changes made in May 2022 and June 2023. A term extension was also announced in September 2024.
The increase allows Wynn Macau additional access to capital on a revolving basis, without needing to restructure the original facility.
Accordion lenders will receive customary fees for their participation, which WM Cayman Holdings Limited II, a company affiliate, will pay.
Good to know: The Facility Agreement was first signed in 2021. It has been revised many times since then. These changes respond to new financing needs and market conditions.
In April 2025, the company signed a three-year agreement with the Association for Talent Development. This agreement focuses on leadership and talent development in Macau and the Greater Bay Area.
That agreement was formalized during the ATD x Wynn Asia Leadership Summit and marked continued investment in the region’s professional ecosystem.
At the time, Wynn Macau President Linda Chen said the agreement reinforced Macau’s role in regional knowledge-sharing and workforce innovation.
Wynn’s broader financial strategy has included managing debt exposure and securing liquidity during a period of post-pandemic recovery for the Macau gaming sector. Shareholders and potential investors have been advised to exercise caution while dealing in company shares.