Las Vegas Sands Corp. chairman Sheldon Adelson plans to spend $35 billion on building Spanish gambling resorts over nine years and will add a new Macau location to expand globally.
Adelson, speaking Wednesday at the opening of the $5 billion Sands Cotai Central, said his Asian business is seeking Macau government approval for an added 3,600-room casino hotel in the world’s largest gambling hub. In Spain, the company wants to build 12 resorts in three phases, he said.
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