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Tabcorp has long been the number 1 operator of sports and racing wagering in Australia, with exclusive retail licences now across all States and Territories (with the exception of WA which is in the process of privatising its wagering operations). Show More
Tabcorp has delivered a worse than expected $20.8m net loss for the year. The gaming group’s bottom line was mainly impacted by almost $200 million in significant items (one-off costs). Show More
Australian gaming group, Tabcorp (TAH) posted a slightly better than expected lift in underlying earnings, driven by its core Wagering & Media division For more Reporting Season coverage, please visit https://www.commsec.com.au/reportingseason Show More
Tabcorp Holdings reported Revenue of $1135.6m in 1H16 and $1159.3m in 1H17 | Segment EBIT: Wagering & Media up 3.2% to $135.5m, Gaming Services up 5.6% to $20.7m, Keno up 5.0% to $29.4m | Today’s share price reaction: Down 4.4% to $4.54 (10.37 am). Show More
CommSec Advisory’s Blair Hannon speaks with Tom Piotrowski about the upcoming OPEC meeting, Vocus Communications AGM and reports that Ladbrokes is in talks to takeover Tabcorp For more market insights, visit https://www.commsec.com.au/market-news/the-markets.html Show More
Gaming giants Tabcorp & Tatts Group have announced an $11 billion merger which will effectively give Tabcorp control of the merged business For more market news, visit https://www.commsec.com.au/market-news/the-markets.html Show More
The gaming giants appear to have won a temporary reprieve from competitors offering online in-play betting. Show More
Tabcorp (TAH) posted a 33% slide in 1H16 profit held back by $15.6m in one-off costs and a tax benefit of $31.5m which boosted their prior result For more Reporting Season coverage, please visit https://www.commsec.com.au/reportingseason Show More
CommSec Advisory’s Blair Hannon previews earnings results due out from REA Group and Tabcorp this week MORE REPORTING SEASON COVERAGE AT https://www.commsec.com.au/reportingseason Show More
Tabcorp (TAH) has reported a 157.7% jump in Net Profit After Tax to $334.5 million. The result was bolstered by tax benefits relating to licence payments in Victoria and NSW . For more Reporting Season coverage, please visit https://www.commsec.com.au/reportingseason Show More