Tabcorp Holdings (ASX: TAH)

Tabcorp (ASX: TAH) has delivered a steady first-half performance for FY26, posting double-digit earnings growth despite challenging conditions across Australia’s highly competitive wagering market. The wagering and media group reported revenue of $1.34 billion for the six months to 31 December 2025, up 1.0% on the prior corresponding period. Group EBITDA rose 14.3% to $217.4 million,

Fresh off their merger with betr, which will see a combined business rebrand shortly, wagering operator BlueBet (ASX: BBT) has confirmed its decision to concede it’s international expansion ambitions by exiting the US market and concentrating solely on Australia.  The move mirrors a trend seen among smaller Australian betting firms like PointsBet (ASX: PBH), which

In his first results presentation since taking the helm of wagering operator Tabcorp (ASX: TAH), former AFL boss Gillon McLaughlan has not shied away from the Company’s overreliance on horse racing which is a sport in turmoil as wagering numbers have plummeted, prompting McLaughlan to drive a greater push for Tabcorp towards general sports.  For

Positioned as a prime target for cybercriminals due to their potential exposure to money laundering and sports corruption, one of Australia’s largest bookmakers has beefed up their cyber defence by engaging with cybersecurity provider WhiteHawk (ASX: WHK).  The engagement will see WhiteHawk provide an independent cyber audit based on non-invasive monitoring for 12-months to identify,

A year on from the demerger from their lotteries business, wagering company Tabcorp (ASX: TAH) has reported $66.5 million in profit thanks to a major digital transformation and favourable regulatory changes that have returned the household brand back to becoming a preferred bookmaker amongst punters.  Demerging from The Lottery Corporation (ASX: TLC) in May 2022

The pandemic lent Australians the time and money to wager bets on their favourite horses. Suddenly, gambling one’s fortune away was not such a bad idea. However, the industry has witnessed a slowdown since recovery from Covid with people having to save up for rising costs. However, wagering tech company RAS Technology (ASX: RTH) is

The pandemic saw a surge in sports betting as people were cooped up at home and had extra discretionary income to spend. However, as inflationary pressures and a return to normalcy took effect, many found that their wallets could no longer afford the risk. As a result, companies like wagering tech partner Betmakers Technology (ASX:

Since launching a new app and getting closer towards an even playing field with their online competitors, Tabcorp Holdings (ASX: TAH) has reported a big revenue boost and a surge in profits as the wagering giant claws back from the 2021 COVID lockdowns that decimated their in-venue wagering operations. “Our business has rebounded strongly from

Since the demerger of its lotteries business to concentrate on its wagering business, Tabcorp (ASX: TAH) has made further strides in its restructure with the sale of its eBet business for $62 million, no longer seeing value in its loyalty and tracking systems.  Generating EBITDA of $4.4 million and an EBIT loss of $2 million

When it comes to gambling in Australia, punters have a plethora of service providers to assist them with their bets across lottery, sports, racing or even pokies. Such a lucrative market for providers regularly leads to a battle for market share, one that is changing tides against online lottery company, Jumbo Interactive (ASX: JIN). The

In August 2021, Tabcorp (ASX: TAH) and Jumbo Interactive (ASX: JIN) formalised a long-term extension of their reseller agreement which would enable Jumbo to continue selling lottery tickets online through their OzLotteries platform. Following on from that, Jumbo reported almost 200k new active customers which took their total to 836k with business appearing to be

Despite its position as the most recognised wagering brand in Australia, the burden of its wagering division continues to weigh down Tabcorp (ASX: TAH) whose attempts to enter the digital age appear to be futile, having missed the boat by several years. As a result of being leapfrogged by digital-only operators which flurried into Australia

The bidding war for Tabcorp’s wagering business is heating up with the first domestic offer made by tech company BetMakers (ASX: BET) which is being advised by sportsbetting kingmaker Matt Tripp, with a bid valued at $4 billion. Despite the bid being from a Company whose market cap sits around $1.3 billion, the Aussie homegrown

One of the worst kept secrets in the wagering industry is now in the open with Australia’s largest operator Tabcorp (ASX: TAH) confirming they have knocked back unsolicited offers for their wagering business but will review options to maximise its potential sale price.  Confirmation that offers from unnamed parties have been knocked back comes with

When it comes to bookmaking and sportsbetting, no man in Australia has been more successful in the online-era than businessman Matt Tripp who has confirmed his next wagering venture with a $25 million investment into small cap bookmaking tech company BetMakers (ASX: BET). Tripp is best known as the founder of SportsBet which he built

An eerie sort of irony surrounds wagering and sports giant Tabcorp Holdings (ASX: TAH) which is set to embark on a corporate rebuild in the same way an underperforming AFL team does. The CEO and Chairman are on the way out, fresh blood is being sought with a $600 million capital raise and a strategic

The online sports wagering industry is set to be shaken up once again, with the proposed merger of online bookmaker operators The Stars Group and Flutter Entertainment. With the Groups operating BetEasy and SportsBet respectively, merging two of Australia’s largest online bookmakers will have significant industry ramifications, with punters set to be the biggest winners