SkyCity proposes job cuts affecting 200 roles, mainly at Auckland casino

In its half-year results, SkyCity’s revenues were down 2.4% on the prior period to $411.7 million, underlying ebitda was down 28% to $85.5m from $119.5m, and underlying ebitda per visitor declined from around $22 per visit to $16.50.

In May, SkyCity cut its guidance for ebitda in FY26 from $190m to $210m, to between $180m and $190m.

During its May update, SkyCity also said its target of achieving $10m in savings had been “exceeded”.

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