
Star Entertainment's shares plummeted to a record low, dropping up to 26%, following the announcement of a second inquiry into its Sydney casino by the state gaming regulator. The New South Wales Independent Casino Commission (NICC) confirmed the investigation, which has led to a delay in posting the company's H1 results. This development comes amid concerns that the casino's license may be revoked. The inquiry's initiation has raised questions about the number of chances the company should be given, highlighting the gravity of the situation.
Star Entertainment is to delay posting its H1 results after the New South Wales Independent Casino Commission (NICC) confirmed a second inquiry into the casino operator https://t.co/cAWKULXKub https://t.co/vgifOTcIdK
‘How many chances do they get?’: second review into Star’s Sydney casino may lead to its licence being revoked https://t.co/v5LHvTM0Sj
Star Entertainment shares plunged up to 26% to a record low after the state gaming regulator launched a second inquiry https://t.co/r41rUcBgLE


