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Coast Entertainment (ASX:CEH) posted a $6.1 million net profit in FY26, driven by strong theme park attendance and record revenues, while securing a major land development approval that boosts asset value by over $50 million.

SkyCity Entertainment Group reported a 22% drop in underlying EBITDA for FY26, impacted by regulatory costs and carded play rollout, while progressing asset sales and preparing for New Zealand's online casino market.

Experience Co’s Q4 FY26 revenue held steady despite a 4% drop in its Skydive Australia segment, offset by gains in Adventure Experiences. Operating costs and fuel price pressures weighed on profitability, while strategic moves signal a reshaping of the skydive business.

The Star Entertainment Group reported a significant improvement in quarterly EBITDA loss alongside stable revenue, completing key joint venture exit and refinancing milestones that boosted liquidity to $267 million.

Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited has reported a robust first half of FY26, with record-breaking visitor numbers and a sharp rise in earnings driven by new attractions and strategic partnerships.

Coast Entertainment has reported a robust half-year performance, with ticket sales and visitation hitting new highs and EBITDA significantly exceeding prior periods. The launch of King Claw and a new Olympic partnership are key drivers of momentum.

Experience Co Limited reports a modest half-year revenue increase despite challenges in Q2, driven by strong Reef Unlimited and Skydive New Zealand performances offsetting softness elsewhere.

Coast Entertainment reports a robust first half of FY26 with significant growth in ticket sales and visitation, driven by new attractions and strong promotional campaigns. The Group also strengthens its financial position amid ongoing economic challenges.

Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited reported its strongest financial performance since 2016, driven by robust ticket sales, new attractions, and a completed share buyback. The company enters FY26 with strong momentum amid strategic growth initiatives.

Coast Entertainment’s Dreamworld development application has been called-in by the Queensland Minister, while the company reports robust FY26 trading growth and nears completion of its new King Claw ride.

Coast Entertainment Holdings faces a potential regulatory intervention as Queensland's Deputy Premier signals intent to take over assessment of its Dreamworld land development application, citing state economic and environmental interests.

Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited reported a robust FY25 with record revenue and EBITDA growth, driven by strong visitor numbers and the successful launch of new attractions. The company’s momentum continues into FY26 amid ongoing macroeconomic challenges.