Boyd Gaming Corp

BYD

Equity

ISIN null / Valor 98283

New York Stock Exchange, Inc (2026-03-27)

USD 80.16-3.35%

Boyd Gaming Corp
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About company

Boyd Gaming Corporation is a publicly traded gaming and hospitality company (NYSE: BYD) headquartered in the Las Vegas area that owns and operates a portfolio of casino resorts and related amenities across the United States. Its properties combine traditional gaming operations—slot machines, table games and poker—with hotel accommodations, restaurants, bars, entertainment venues and meeting/convention space, serving both local and regional markets as well as travelers. The company also participates in regulated digital and sports-betting channels where permitted and manages loyalty programs and other customer-facing services to drive repeat visitation. Founded in the 1970s, Boyd has grown from a regional operator into a diversified owner-operator of integrated resorts, deriving the bulk of its revenue from gaming and hospitality operations.

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Key figures

18.3%1Y

31.6%3Y

33.6%5Y

Performance

28.6%1Y

28.0%3Y

33.4%5Y

Volatility

6051 M

Market cap (USD)

788,580

Daily traded volume (Shares)

72.46 / 71.28

1 day high/low (USD)

0.00 / 0.00

52 weeks high/low (USD)

01 January, 2022

Dividend ex-date

0.00

Dividend (USD)

0.00%

Dividend yield (p.a.)

0.002022

0.002023

0.002024

Est dividend (USD)

0.00%2022

0.00%2023

0.00%2024

Est dividend yield

10.00

P/E ratio

00.002022

00.002023

00.002024

Est P/E ratio

0.00

EPS (USD)

0.002022

0.002023

0.002024

Est EPS (USD)

Ratings & reviews

4.00

2 votes

Performance:

4.00

Innovation:

3.50

Society:

3.50

Nature:

3.50

Polyin Elbazar

United Kingdom, 24 Oct 2025

Boyd Gaming Corporation is well-managed, over 5Y, 3Y and 1Y has had attractive returns, and decent-growth potential especially after COVID, spurred on by increase in in-person activities.