Star Entertainment Group
SGR.ASXConsumer Discretionary
The Company operates The Star Sydney, The Star Gold Coast and Treasury Casino & Hotel in Brisbane. The Company also manages the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Market Data
$0.099
-0.0%$663.6M
-100000.0x
$-0.075
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-0.3%
Latest Earnings
Release of Audited Full Year Results FY25
30 September 2025
The Star Entertainment reported a statutory loss after tax of $427.9 million for FY2025, with normalised losses of $215.5 million, reflecting significant deterioration in trading performance due to regulatory reforms, remediation costs, and the Treasury Brisbane closure. Revenue declined 29.2% to $1,187.5 million (or 17.8% excluding closed/transitioning properties), driven by a 22.2% drop in gaming revenue amid weak operating conditions. The company faces material challenges including suspended casino licences in Sydney and Gold Coast, pending AUSTRAC judgment, covenant waivers from lenders, and a shift to net debt of $207.1 million, though strategic initiatives including the Bally's investment and DBC exit are underway to stabilise operations. Key points: Treasury Brisbane Casino successfully closed and transitioned to The Star Brisbane joint venture (DBC) which commenced operation 29 August 2024; Strategic Investment with Bally's and Investment Holdings completed, providing $233 million in cash to strengthen liquidity; Debt facility restructured in November 2024 ($450M reduced to $334M plus two additional $100M tranches) with covenant waivers secured from lenders for 30 September 2025 testing date
Recent Announcements
Correction - Media Release 1HFY26 Financial Results
The Star Entertainment Group Limited issued a correction to its H1 FY26 financial results announcement released on 27 February 2026, fixing a typographical error in the opening paragraph. The company reported normalised revenue of $584.9 million and normalised EBITDA loss of $7.6 million for the half year ended 31 December 2025, with continued challenging trading conditions and material uncertainty regarding going concern status.
Release of Audited Full Year Results FY25
The Star Entertainment reported a statutory loss after tax of $427.9 million for FY2025, with normalised losses of $215.5 million, reflecting significant deterioration in trading performance due to regulatory reforms, remediation costs, and the Treasury Brisbane closure. Revenue declined 29.2% to $1,187.5 million (or 17.8% excluding closed/transitioning properties), driven by a 22.2% drop in gaming revenue amid weak operating conditions. The company faces material challenges including suspended casino licences in Sydney and Gold Coast, pending AUSTRAC judgment, covenant waivers from lenders, and a shift to net debt of $207.1 million, though strategic initiatives including the Bally's investment and DBC exit are underway to stabilise operations. Key points: Treasury Brisbane Casino successfully closed and transitioned to The Star Brisbane joint venture (DBC) which commenced operation 29 August 2024; Strategic Investment with Bally's and Investment Holdings completed, providing $233 million in cash to strengthen liquidity; Debt facility restructured in November 2024 ($450M reduced to $334M plus two additional $100M tranches) with covenant waivers secured from lenders for 30 September 2025 testing date
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