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Entertainment Rewards Ltd (ASX, EAT) shares will halt trading following compulsory acquisition notices issued by Suzerain Investment Holdings Ltd, signaling a significant ownership shift.

The Star Entertainment Group has reshuffled its leadership, appointing Soo Kim as Chairman and Bruce Mathieson Jnr as CEO, signaling a new strategic phase for the casino giant.

Coast Entertainment Holdings has reported a robust FY25 performance driven by the Rivertown launch, with FY26 off to a strong start bolstered by new attractions and growing visitation.

SkyCity Entertainment Group reported a decline in FY25 revenue and earnings but remains confident in its FY26 outlook, underpinned by cost savings and strategic initiatives.

Sports Entertainment Group has fast-tracked the sale of its remaining stake in Perth Wildcats, securing $18.5 million by mid-2026, while reporting a robust start to FY26 with promising earnings growth.

SkyCity Entertainment Group has successfully completed a NZ$240 million equity raise through a fully underwritten entitlement offer, with retail shareholders subscribing to one-third of their entitlements. New shares will begin trading next week on both the NZX and ASX.

EVT Limited has responded to ASX inquiries confirming its FY25 earnings were broadly in line with market forecasts, despite a notable post-results share price decline.

The Star Entertainment Group updates investors on stalled negotiations with its joint venture partners over the Destination Brisbane Consortium transaction, facing a looming termination of their binding agreement.

Bettr Entertainment Limited has launched a $130 million fully underwritten capital raising through a pro-rata entitlement offer and institutional placement, aiming to strengthen its financial position without materially affecting company control.

The Star Entertainment Group has received a $650 million debt refinancing proposal from Oaktree Capital Management, offering a potential boost to its liquidity but shadowed by significant conditions and uncertainty.

The Star Entertainment Group has declined non-binding offers from Chow Tai Fook Enterprises and Far East Consortium for its 50% stake in the Destination Brisbane Joint Venture, citing insufficient value. The company continues to explore liquidity options but faces ongoing uncertainty about its financial stability.

SkyCity Entertainment Group has resolved a decade-long dispute over casino duty calculations with South Australia’s Treasurer, agreeing to a $38.1 million settlement that ends ongoing legal proceedings.