SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd cut its earnings expectations again yesterday for the year that ended on 30 June.
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SkyCity closes casino for new Covid-19 alert period
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd has closed its Auckland casino & entertainment facilities and will implement physical distancing & hygiene requirements at its Hamilton & Queenstown properties after the Government reintroduced a Covid-19 level 3 alert lockdown for Auckland overnight.
Read more →SkyCity opens retail part of capital-raising
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd opened its $50 million share purchase plan today, following completion of its $180 million institutional placement last Thursday.
Read more →SkyCity reopens, still aiming for big staff cuts
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd reopened its New Zealand casino, entertainment & accommodation facilities in Auckland, Hamilton & Queenstown yesterday, in line with the shift from Covid-19 alert level 3 to level 2.
Read more →SkyCity resumes development work
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd said in an update on its properties on Friday that all of them remained closed under Covid-19 alert level 3, which began last Tuesday, but work has started on various development projects.
Read more →SkyCity takes steps to deal better with grim future
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd chief executive Graeme Stephens outlined how the casino & hospitality company would handle its immediate future in a staff update today. One feature of it is that salary cuts for senior executives will be used to set up an employee hardship fund of around $1 million, initially to help redundant employees.
Read more →SkyCity closes all casinos
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd has closed its New Zealand casino & entertainment facilities in Auckland, Hamilton & Queenstown following the Government’s announcement on Monday that the Covid-19 alert level had increased to level 3, increasing to level 4 today.
Read more →Convention centre repair programme unlikely to meet APEC target
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd said yesterday the cost of the International Convention Centre fire last October was $240.6 million in revenue, $186.3 million in net profit after tax.
Read more →SkyCity takes $241 million hit from fire
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd said yesterday the cost of the International Convention Centre fire last October was $240.6 million in revenue, $186.3 million in net profit after tax.
Read more →SkyCity says insurers to cover convention centre fire costs
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd said today its insurers had confirmed that the company’s contract works insurance policy “will respond” in relation to damage to the NZ International Convention Centre & adjoining Horizon Hotel from the fire on 22 October.
Read more →Fletcher says insurers to cover convention centre fire costs
Fletcher Building Ltd said today its insurers had confirmed they’d cover costs arising from the SkyCity NZ International Convention Centre fire in downtown Auckland on 22 October.
Read more →Convention centre completion now “late 2020”, focus moves to Federal-Albert Sts block
Completion of the NZ International Convention Centre on the Nelson-Hobson Sts block in downtown Auckland is the biggest event on SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd’s horizon, but it’s not the only focus.
Read more →SkyCity parking sale unconditional
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd confirmed on Friday that its $220 million sale of a long-term concession over its Auckland carparks to Australian bank Macquarie Group Ltd’s Macquarie Principal Finance Group was unconditional and is expected to be completed next Monday, 19 August.
Read more →SkyCity sells parking concession
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd has entered into a binding agreement to sell a long-term concession over its Auckland carparks to Australian bank Macquarie Group Ltd’s Macquarie Principal Finance Group for $220 million.
Read more →Propbd on Q F29March19 – SkyCity Darwin sale, Argosy switches debt
SkyCity Darwin sale unconditional – Argosy replaces $100 million of bank debt
Read more →SkyCity sells Darwin casino
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd has agreed to sell its Darwin business to Delaware North Companies Inc for $A188 million ($NZ202 million).
Read more →Sale of AA Centre to SkyCity confirmed
Asset Plus Ltd (the former NPT Ltd) has confirmed that SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd settled its purchase of the AA Centre, on the corner of Victoria & Albert Sts in central Auckland, last Thursday.
Read more →Melbourne developer buys Federal St carpark
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd has signed an unconditional agreement to sell the Federal St carpark in downtown Auckland to ICD Property Investment Ltd (Michael Mai, Melbourne) for $40 million.
Read more →BlackRock ups SkyCity stake, cuts at Sky TV
US fund manager BlackRock Inc, which bought a 5% stake in NZX-listed retail & office property investor Kiwi Property Group Ltd last week, has also lifted its holding in SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd but cut its stake in Sky Network Television Ltd.
Read more →SkyCity agrees US placement & later NZ bond issue
SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd reached agreement yesterday on a new $US150 million issue of US private placement notes.
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