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SkyCity Seeks NZ$240M Amid Market Struggles and Asset Sales

8/21/2025

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SkyCity Entertainment Group aims to raise NZ$240 million ($217 million AUD) to bolster its balance sheet amid economic challenges.
The company experienced a 5% revenue decline to NZ$825.2 million for FY25 but improved net profit to NZ$29.2 million from a previous loss.
SkyCity plans to divest NZ$200 million in assets, including its Auckland carpark concession, to increase liquidity.
CEO Jason Walbridge highlighted ongoing difficult market conditions affecting discretionary spending and regulatory costs.

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SkyCity Entertainment Group aims to raise NZ$240 million ($217 million AUD) to bolster its balance sheet amid economic challenges.
The company experienced a 5% revenue decline to NZ$825.2 million for FY25 but improved net profit to NZ$29.2 million from a previous loss.
SkyCity plans to divest NZ$200 million in assets, including its Auckland carpark concession, to increase liquidity.
CEO Jason Walbridge highlighted ongoing difficult market conditions affecting discretionary spending and regulatory costs.