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Chad C. Beynon

Managing Director and Senior Analyst at Macquarie Research Division

Chad C. Beynon is a Managing Director and Senior Analyst at Macquarie Group, leading U.S. equity research for the gaming, lodging, and theater sectors. He has direct coverage of major companies such as DraftKings, FanDuel (through its parent Flutter Entertainment), Wynn Resorts, and AMC Entertainment, consistently delivering actionable investment insights with a reported 47% success rate (from ~2017 to 2025) and an average return of roughly 2.2% per call, ranking him among the top 15% of analysts by total ratings. His analysis frequently draws attention at the intersection of consumer discretionary, communication services, and real estate. Beynon began his tenure at Macquarie in the mid-2010s; prior public background indicates he is FINRA-registered as a broker, reflecting compliance with U.S. securities regulations, and holds the status of a respected institutional voice—frequently contributing to CNBC as an industry expert and shaping debate among clients, regulators, and competitors. His coverage extends from financial performance to regulatory risk, with recent emphasis on the evolving landscape of sports betting, prediction markets, and the post-pandemic recovery of leisure and entertainment names.

Chad C. Beynon's questions to Red Rock Resorts (RRR) leadership

Question · Q3 2025

Chad C. Beynon asked about the sustainability of Red Rock Resorts' cost management, noting a decrease in OpEx per day, and sought insights into future expectations for labor and utility expenses. He also requested clarification on the timing of top and bottom-line economics for the North Fork project, including any deferred payments.

Answer

Scott Kreeger (President, Red Rock Resorts Inc) and Stephen Cootey (EVP, CFO, and Treasurer, Red Rock Resorts Inc) confirmed that overall operating expenses were flat to down, with COGS flat and utilities/repairs down, while payroll was up due to a 3% raise. They believe these efforts are sustainable given rational marketing and strong operating team focus. Stephen Cootey detailed that development fees are being accrued, with an influx of cash upon successful opening, a true-up of fees, and cash interest on the $74.5 million note payable immediately upon opening, with the seven-year management agreement expected to generate $40-$50 million in fees upon stabilization.

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