The Star Entertainment Group is an ASX-listed Australian casino operator running The Star Sydney, The Star Gold Coast and its interest in the Queen's Wharf resort in Brisbane, which opened in 2024. Regulatory inquiries in New South Wales and Queensland from 2022 found it unsuitable to hold its licences, leading to supervision, fines and remediation, and the group has faced financial distress through 2024 and 2025, recapitalised with investment from its Hong Kong joint-venture partners and a US casino operator. It employs several thousand people across its properties.
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A $400m term loan and a $160m delayed draw fund pre-construction on the $4bn Ferry Point project and give the group liquidity, from the private credit firm that also refinanced The Star in June.
The Star Entertainment Group is set to ax its corporate head office and eliminate hundreds of roles in a radical decentralisation plan. New CEO Bruce Mathieson Jr told staff the current structure added complexity rather than value. The move follows a A$300 million rescue deal by Bally’s and the Mathieson family aimed at satisfying regulators and securing the company’s future.
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