SkyCity states: "SkyCity is committed to implementing mandatory carded play within its casinos, as this will significantly enhance its visibility and control over customer gaming and streamline many aspects of its current anti-money laundering/anti-terrorism financing and host responsibility operations."
"The main goal for the coming years is to ensure that SkyCity has a robust risk management system, a corporate culture that prioritizes fulfilling SkyCity obligations and customer service, and to be regarded as an excellent corporate citizen, deserving of retaining its casino license."
SkyCity CEO Jason Walbridge says: "The impairment is a non-cash accounting adjustment on the settlement date. SkyCity Adelaide remains a strategically significant asset within the SkyCity group."
Due to recent changes in New Zealand tax laws, the company also expects a tax adjustment amounting to NZ$129.6 million.
In March this year, the government abolished the right for owners to depreciate commercial buildings with an expected lifespan of 50 years or more for tax purposes.
SkyCity will announce its performance up to the end of June this year.
