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SkyCity Suspends Trading Ahead of Capital Raise Announcement

SkyCity Entertainment has suspended trading on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX) as it prepares to announce a potential capital raise. The casino operator, which is dual-listed, indicated that a significant announcement will accompany its financial results for the period ending June 30, 2024, scheduled for release on Thursday.
The company stated, “SkyCity is aware of certain media reports regarding the proposed capital raise and its 2025 results but is not presently in a position to make an announcement regarding the capital raise, as no final decision has been made to proceed and the final details are still being determined.” This statement underscores the ongoing deliberations surrounding the capital raise.
Trading Halt for Market Stability
To ensure an orderly market during this critical period, SkyCity implemented the trading halt. The decision aims to maintain stability while the company finalizes the specifics of the potential capital raise alongside its financial results.
SkyCity has communicated that the financial results will align with the updated full-year earnings guidance announced in May 2024. This guidance provided investors with insight into SkyCity’s expected performance, thus emphasizing the importance of the upcoming announcement.
As SkyCity prepares for this significant disclosure, stakeholders and investors will be closely monitoring developments. The outcome of this capital raise could have substantial implications for the company’s financial structure and future growth potential.
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