MGM and Caesars are the two largest owners of casino assets in Las Vegas.

MGM holds a license to open a casino in Osaka, Japan, which is scheduled to open in 2030.

Barry Diller has acquired 26% of MGM and recently made a bid to acquire the entire company for $48 per share.

Soreta Capital predicts that MGM's stock could triple in value, potentially reaching over $100 or even $150 per share.

Wynn Resorts plans to open a casino in Al Marjan, 45 minutes from Dubai, in two years.

MGM has bought back half of its stock float over the past six years.

Soreta Capital estimates that MGM's Las Vegas and China assets alone are worth a price in the low $60s per share.

Soreta Capital estimates MGM's Osaka casino will generate approximately $2 billion of EBITDA annually.

MGM is building a property in Dubai with 300,000 square feet of space reserved for a potential casino if gambling is legalized in the city.

Soreta Capital is a $4 billion firm based in New York.