Supratim Adhikari
Deputy Business Editor at Sydney Morning Herald
Deputy Biz editor at The Age/SMH, formidable in the kitchen and Jeopardy. Former IT editor at The Australian. contact [email protected]
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6 days ago |
smh.com.au | Supratim Adhikari |Elizabeth Knight
By Supratim Adhikari and Elizabeth Knight April 18, 2025 — 4.28pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Star Entertainment’s prospective owner, Bally’s chairman Soo Kim, says the company’s luxury casinos will need to lose some of the glitz and glamour as they start life over from scratch.
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watoday.com.au | Supratim Adhikari |Elizabeth Knight
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2 weeks ago |
theage.com.au | Colin Kruger |Supratim Adhikari |Shane Wright |William Davis
Key posts1 of 1Pinned post from 7.43amStar board signs rescue deal with US ‘vulture’By Colin Kruger and Supratim AdhikariThe board of Star Entertainment has secured a deal that will keep the casino operator’s doors open. In an update announced to the ASX last night, Star says it will hand the keys to US suitor Bally’s in return for a $300 million cash injection that might also include pokies billionaire Bruce Mathieson.
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brisbanetimes.com.au | Colin Kruger |Supratim Adhikari |William Davis
By Colin Kruger and Supratim AdhikariThe board of Star Entertainment is backing a deal that will keep the casino operator’s doors open, but it will hand the keys to US suitor Bally’s in return for a $300 million cash injection that might also include pokies billionaire Bruce Mathieson. Under the terms, Bally’s will inject up to $300 million as proposed last month, but this will be reduced if Star’s majority shareholder, Mathieson, agrees to tip in $100 million, Star said in an ASX announcement.
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2 weeks ago |
smh.com.au | Supratim Adhikari
Casino operator Star Entertainment has reportedly secured an arrangement to stay open, with its board open to handing over the keys to US suitor Bally’s in a $300 million deal. Under the terms, Bally’s will put in $250 million to ensure it can meet its financial obligations, while Star’s majority shareholder Bruce Mathieson will also tip in $50 million, The Australian Financial Review reported on Monday.
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