-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师的观点总结如下：CZR公布2026年第一季度净收入为28.7亿美元（同比增长2.7%），净亏损从上年同期的1.15亿美元收窄至9800万美元，调整后EBITDA与上年持平，为8.87亿美元（同比增长0.3%）。数字业务板块第一季度业绩创历史新高，收入达3.74亿美元（同比增长11.6%），EBITDA达6900万美元（同比增长60.5%），强劲的运营杠杆是其主要增长动力。根据一项为期20年的运营协议，CZR斥资5400万美元收购了凯撒温莎酒店的业务，进一步拓展了其区域投资组合。管理层表示，由于持续的运营势头、较低的现金利息支出和减少的资本支出，他们对2026年实现强劲的自由现金流充满信心。拉斯维加斯市场呈现企稳态势，营收持平于10.03亿美元，入住率达到95.3%；而区域市场营收增长3.0%，达到14.3亿美元。我们仍然担忧其资产负债表，总债务高达119亿美元，而5亿美元的营业收入远低于5.69亿美元的利息支出，凸显了持续存在的偿债挑战。
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