Sands China (1928) posted a 14.3 percent drop in 2025 net profit to US$896 million (HK$6.97 billion) and named a new chairman.
The Macau gaming giant also doubled the proposed final dividend to 50 HK cents.
Total net revenues for the group rose 5.1 percent to US$7.44 billion for the year.
Adjusted property earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization inched down 0.7 percent to US$2.31 billion.
The company has appointed non-executive director Patrick Sydney Dumont as the new chair to succeed Robert Glen Goldstein from March 1.
