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Star Narrows FY26 Statutory Loss to AU$307.3M on Early July Revenue Growth

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Star Entertainment Group posted a statutory net loss of AU$307.3 million for the year ended 30 June 2026, with normalized EBITDA loss narrowing to AU$16.1 million. Star Sydney gaming revenue fell 9.1% to AU$499.8 million, while Gold Coast rose 3.2% to AU$256.4 million and Brisbane operator fees added AU$59.7 million. July revenues improved, and refinancing followed Bally’s’ controlling stake acquisition, though going-concern uncertainty remains.

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