Genting Berhad, the Malaysian multinational parent company of the Resorts World brand, reported the Strip resort generated revenue of $277 million and cash flow of $47 million in Q4 2022.

In 2026, the financial performance of Resorts World (specifically the Sentosa property in Singapore operated by Genting Singapore) reflects a "High-Fidelity" transition phase following significant multi-year expansions. For the full year 2025, the resort reported a total revenue of approximately $2.45 billion SGD (roughly $1.8 billion USD). While the "High-Fidelity" gaming revenue contributed about $1.6 billion SGD, non-gaming revenue saw a 3% increase to $847.8 million SGD, bolstered by the launch of Illumination's Minion Land and various asset refreshes. Despite these high-fidelity revenue figures, net profit dipped by about 33% to $390.3 million SGD due to the high costs associated with massive infrastructure upgrades like the Singapore Oceanarium. These financial results highlight the high-fidelity strategy of reinvestment, aiming to reposition the resort as a premier experience-based destination for the latter half of the decade.