Buoyed by strong results from its Las Vegas properties, Wynn Resorts Ltd. on Thursday reported it nearly doubled net income in the first quarter of 2026.

The Las Vegas-based luxury resort company also cautioned that the Mideast war could result in a “modest delay” in the opening of its 40 percent-owned, $5.1 billion Wynn al Marjan Island project in the United Arab Emirates, due to supply line disruptions.

Wynn CEO Craig Billings said he still anticipates a 2027 opening of the 1,542-room resort.

“We do expect a modest delay in our opening timeline, and I expect that we will quantify that in the coming months,” Billings said in a conference call with investors. “That said, the project continues to move forward every day.…