SkyCity reaffirms 2025 guidance after $143.3m loss
Jason Walbridge.
Listed casino operator SkyCity says it remains on track to deliver underlying ebitda of between $245 million and $265m in the 2025 financial year, after what it has described as a “very challenging” 2024.
SkyCity on Thursday said revenue for the year ended June 30, 2024, was up 0.3% to $928.5m,
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SkyCity reaffirms 2025 guidance after $143.3m loss
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