Owners/Casinos, hotels and travel
Patrick Dumont
Patrick Dumont, about 51, is chairman and chief executive of Las Vegas Sands, the casino company controlled by his mother-in-law, Miriam Adelson. He has been the Dallas Mavericks' NBA governor since December 2023; no personal net worth figure was found.
The businesses in detail
| Company | What it does | Size | Role and stake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas Sands (NYSE: LVS) | Builds and runs casino resorts in Singapore and Macao | 2025: net revenue $13.017B, operating income $2.818B, net income $1.866B; more than 41,000 staff (Feb 2026) | Chairman, chief executive, president and treasurer since 1 March 2026; director since 2017; owns under 1% |
| Sands China | Hong Kong-listed subsidiary, 74.80% owned by Las Vegas Sands | 2025: net revenue $7.44B, net income $901M | Chairman since 1 March 2026 |
How the main business makes money. Dumont is a professional manager in his wife's family business, not a founder. Sands earns money from gambling, hotel rooms, mall rents, food and events at its resorts. Resort profit before interest, tax and depreciation was $5.232B in 2025. Marina Bay Sands in Singapore produced about 56% of it. His 2026 contract sets a $2.5M salary, a $6.25M target bonus and an $18.125M target long-term award.
Biggest deals.
- 2015: he brokered Sheldon Adelson's $140M purchase of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
- He is credited with the $2.2B conversion of Sands Cotai Central into The Londoner Macao.
- He is also credited with an $8B expansion in Singapore, which broke ground in July 2025.
- December 2023: with Miriam Adelson and his wife Sivan, he bought control of the Mavericks at a valuation of about $3.5B.
Career path
- Before 2010
Investment banker at Miller Buckfire and Bear Stearns
- 2009
Marries Sivan Ochshorn, Miriam Adelson's daughter
- 2010
Joins Las Vegas Sands in June as vice president, corporate strategy
- 2016
Chief financial officer; joins the board in 2017
- 2021
President and chief operating officer after Sheldon Adelson's death in January
- 2023
Becomes Mavericks governor on 27 December
- 2025
Approves the Luka Doncic trade in February; fires general manager Nico Harrison on 11 November
- 2026
Sands chairman and chief executive from 1 March; hires Masai Ujiri to run the Mavericks in May
Teams and sports assets
Owns now 1
- teamDallas MavericksNBA · Basketball · USSince 2023 · 69% with Miriam Adelson and Sivan Dumont; his own share not published · Valuation about $3.5B (Forbes lists $3.55B)
Agreed, not yet closed 1
- arenaValley View arena site, North Dallas (option on about 104 acres)NBA · Basketball · USSince 2026 · Option held by a Mavericks company; rezoning filed September 2026; purchase can close by January 2028 · Total not disclosed; one seller agreed nearly $51M for 20 acres
Other investments and assets
- Companies and funds: None found beyond Sands: 510,367 shares held outright and 1,561,740 vested options. He sits on the U.S.-China Business Council board.
- Property: None found.
- Family in the business: His wife Sivan is a co-owner of record of the Mavericks. Her mother, Miriam Adelson, is principal stockholder of Sands.
Giving and politics
- He is a trustee of the Mavs Foundation.
- He is listed as a supporter of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas and For Oak Cliff.
- He sits on the organizing committee for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games.
How they run their teams
- He was the final decision-maker on trading Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in February 2025, CBS Sports reported.
- He fired Harrison after a 3-8 start and wrote an open letter to fans.
- On 4 May 2026 he made Masai Ujiri president and alternate governor, in charge of all basketball operations.
- Mark Cuban filed a court petition on 8 July 2026 seeking arena records, the AP reported. Dumont sought private arbitration. The petition was withdrawn in August 2026 and dismissed; Cuban may refile.
What they have said
- In an open letter after firing Harrison, he said acting when results fall short is the owner's job, and apologized.
- He said great players share a single-minded daily focus on winning, and denied any financial motive for the Doncic trade.
- He rejected the theory that the trade was a first step toward moving the club to Las Vegas.
- On becoming Sands chief executive, he credited his predecessors and said the plan is to keep investing in properties, staff and host communities.
- Announcing Ujiri, he called him one of the leading basketball executives of his generation.
- In a court filing, he argued there was no live arena opportunity to offer Cuban yet and that disputes must go to confidential arbitration.
- He told The Athletic the arena and any casino resort will be built apart, since the site cannot fit both and timelines differ.
Little-known facts
- He trained as a mechanical engineer before moving into finance.
- He personally owns under 1% of the company he runs.
- The families' option could cut Cuban from 27% to 7% of the Mavericks by December 2027. In October 2026 he said the group would look to use it over time.
Quick answers
What is Patrick Dumont's net worth?
There is no published Forbes or Bloomberg estimate of Patrick Dumont's net worth.
What NBA team does Patrick Dumont own?
He has been the Dallas Mavericks' NBA governor since December 2023. Forbes values the Dallas Mavericks at $5.8B (October 2026).
Where does Patrick Dumont's money come from?
Patrick Dumont, about 51, is chairman and chief executive of Las Vegas Sands, the casino company controlled by his mother-in-law, Miriam Adelson.
How old is Patrick Dumont?
Patrick Dumont is about 51.
Open questions
- His exact birth date and birthplace were not found.
- His personal net worth, political donations, own share of the Mavericks and 2025 total pay were not found.
- Wikipedia dates his promotion at Sands to February 2026; the company's filing gives 1 March 2026.