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ASX-listed Australian wagering and media group. Operates the TAB betting brand and holds wagering licences tied to state racing industries. Agreed in August 2026 to acquire BetMakers Technology Group for an enterprise value of approximately A$267 million. Full profile
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Tabcorpis one of 25 listed gambling companies in the iGT 25, iGaming Times’ market-cap-weighted index of the sector, and carries 1.15% of it at the last rebalance in the operator bucket. Since the index base date of 19 September 2025 the shares are -7.18% in AUD. Consumer-facing sportsbooks, online casinos and land-based venues. Weights are market capitalisation in US dollars, capped at 15%, and recomputed every trading day; read the methodology.
The ACMA found the wagering app left 157 BetStop-registered accounts open and sent self-excluded people 839 messages. The penalty is nearly ten times the largest in the regulator's January round, and the law that lands in January raises the ceiling again.
Tabcorp has struck a AU$283 million deal to buy cloud-native platform BetMakers, with executives telling analysts it was the cheapest, fastest, and lowest-risk path to modernising a technology estate built on ageing on-premises infrastructure. Annual cost synergies of up to AU$30 million are projected within two years.
Tabcorp has signed a binding scheme of arrangement for the wagering technology group it walked away from in February, and it is paying a 41% premium to get it. The price of the delay is written into the terms.
As the dust settles on the aborted merger between Tabcorp and BetMakers, the industry is left to wonder if the Australian giant can successfully navigate its digital transformation alone or if another tech savvy target is already in its sights.
Global gaming giant Entain Plc has appointed Andrew Vouris to permanently lead its Australia & New Zealand (ANZ) business, a division facing a complex mix
Betfair Pty Limited, the Australian betting exchange owned by Crown Resorts, has paid a significant penalty of A$871,660 after an investigation by the
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