Boyd Gaming Corp. is confidently moving ahead with new casino builds in Nevada and Virginia, even if the projects cost more to complete because of tariff increases or other external economic factors, company executives said Thursday.
Buoyed by what the company’s president and chief executive officer described as “the strongest balance sheet in our history,” Boyd said the Cadence Crossing casino project in Henderson and its $750-million casino project in Norfolk, Va., are both on schedule, as is the Sky River casino expansion project in northern California.
Josh Hirsberg, executive vice president and chief financial officer for Boyd Gaming, said the Las Vegas-based company approached its current capital projects from a “position of strength,” citing strategic planning in terms of purchasing and development.
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