MGM Resorts International (MGM) — ESG & Values Scores

Environment story

The 10-K provides no quantified Scope 1/2/3 emissions data, renewable electricity percentage, or a disclosed net-zero target year, which under the scoring rubric results in penalties for non-disclosure on both emissions trajectory and decarbonization timeline. The filing explicitly flags water scarcity and climate change as material operating risks for its desert-based Las Vegas Strip portfolio, but does not disclose fines, toxic-waste incidents, or mitigation capital expenditures. This is informational research and does not constitute financial advice.

Criticisms on file

Water scarcity risk disclosed as a material factor that could negatively impact operations, particularly for Las Vegas Strip resorts located in a desert climate.
Source: MGM_10k.txt — Risk Factors, 'Water scarcity could negatively impact our operations'
Extreme weather and climate change disclosed as a risk that may cause property damage or interrupt business.
Source: MGM_10k.txt — Cautionary Statement Concerning Forward-Looking Statements

Disclosed initiatives

Environmental Stewardship Pillar

Corporate Responsibility framework names 'investing in environmental stewardship' as one of four strategic pillars with board-level oversight for over a decade.

Social story

MGM discloses a large unionized workforce (~37,000 of U.S. employees under collective bargaining agreements) with no documented strikes or union-suppression activity in the reporting period; several CBAs are set to expire in 2026 with negotiations pending. Executive leadership diversity is limited, with only one of five named executive officers being a woman (20%), falling below the 30% threshold. CEO-to-median-worker pay ratio is not disclosed in this filing. Supply-chain human-rights exposure (e.g., conflict minerals) is not applicable to MGM's hospitality/gaming operating model. This is informational research and does not constitute financial advice.

Criticisms on file

No material criticisms on file for this pillar.

Disclosed initiatives

GameSense Responsible Gaming Program

Enterprise-wide responsible gambling education and machine-learning risk-profiling tools (LeoSafePlay) to detect at-risk gaming behavior.

Reduces problem-gambling harm exposure
World of Wellbeing (WOW) & Enhanced EAP

Holistic employee wellness program covering physical, emotional, financial, and community pillars; new virtual physical therapy and enhanced mental health EAP benefits.
Tuition Reimbursement & Education Partnerships

Partnership with Nevada System of Higher Education for free online degree completion plus student loan debt repayment support.
MGM Resorts Foundation

Employee Emergency Grants, Community Grants, and a Matching Gifts program (est. 2021) for charitable donations.

Governance story

The filing shows a single-class common stock structure with no dual-class supermajority voting disclosed. Board independence percentage is not disclosed in this excerpt. The company discloses ongoing state regulatory investigations tied to a September 2023 cybersecurity incident, which represents an active consumer-protection/data-privacy regulatory exposure. No antitrust or financial-fraud consent decrees are disclosed. Lobbying activity referenced relates to state-level gaming-expansion advocacy rather than explicit climate or consumer-protection deregulation. This is informational research and does not constitute financial advice.

Criticisms on file

September 2023 cybersecurity incident remains subject to state regulator investigations and potential legal proceedings, with uncertainty regarding availability of insurance proceeds.
Source: MGM_10k.txt — Cautionary Statement Concerning Forward-Looking Statements
Active state-level lobbying for gaming-expansion legislation disclosed in Texas, North Carolina, and Georgia.
Source: MGM_10k.txt — Risk Factors, competition section

Disclosed initiatives

Board-Level Corporate Responsibility Oversight

Board-level oversight of Corporate Responsibility efforts maintained for over a decade.

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