Year on year, it brought the integrated resort and casino’s adjusted property Ebitda margin up 3.1 percentage points to 50.3 per cent. MBS’ fourth-quarter revenue rose 41 per cent to US$1.6 billion from US$1.1 billion in the corresponding year-ago period. The high hold on rolling play had a positive impact of US$45 million on MBS’ adjusted property Ebitda. Adjusted Ebitda was up 52.4 per cent year on year at US$2.9 billion, from US$2.1 billion. However, unlike that of MBS, the Macau operations’ adjusted property Ebitda margin slid 2.7 percentage points to 29.5 per cent.