Las Vegas Review-Journal

Tracinda sells $300M of MGM stock to diversify

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Tracinda Corp., the fund managing the wealth of the late Kirk Kerkorian, has again sold more than $300 million of MGM Resorts Internatio­nal stock as it seeks to diversify from gaming.

Tracinda on Monday sold 10 million shares at $33.89, MGM said in a Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday. The sale will reduce Tracinda’s stake in MGM to

6.57 percent.

The transactio­n would Be the fourth this year By Tracinda And Comes As MGM stock touches A nine-year high. Tracinda has sold 50 million shares since February raising About $1.5 Billion. Tracinda has not said how it plans to invest the money.

Kerkorian, who died in June 2015 At Age 98, left instructio­ns that Tracinda “execute An orderly dispositio­n” of MGM shares. No schedule was given.

Tracinda owned 91. 2 million shares, or About 16 percent, At the time of Kerkorian’s death. Following Monday’s sale, Tracinda owns 37.2 million shares, which have A market value of

$1.24 Billion.

MGM shares were down 57 Cents, or 1.7 percent, to $33.37 on Wednesday. Shares have risen 15 percent this year, fully recouping the initial loss in the Aftermath of the Mandalay BAY shooting.

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