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SKYCITY ENTERTAINMENT GROUP LIMITED (SKC)


AI Coverage Rating: Moderate

ASX AI Signals has generated 2 signal(s) for SKC during the last 90 days, indicating Moderate trading activity

Latest SKC Signals

03/06/2026BUY
15/05/2026SELL
31/03/2026SELL

SKC Share Price

Current Price$0.465
52 Week High$0.965
52 Week Low:$0.380
Trading at (% of 52 Week High) 48.19%


Volume 1036423
20 Day Avg 933218
Relative Volume 111.1%


Business Overview

SKYCITY Entertainment Group Limited (ASX: SKC) operates casinos and entertainment venues primarily in New Zealand and Australia. The company offers gaming, hospitality, and event services, including hotels, restaurants, and convention centers. It is known for its flagship properties such as the SKYCITY Auckland casino.

ASX Sector Overview

Sector:   Consumer Services

The Consumer Services sector on the ASX includes companies that provide services directly to individuals and households. This sector covers a wide range of businesses such as retail, hospitality, entertainment, education, and personal services. Many companies in this sector focus on meeting everyday needs and lifestyle preferences of consumers. The sector is often influenced by changes in consumer spending, economic conditions, and trends in technology and demographics. It plays a key role in the economy by supporting consumer demand and employment.

Latest AI Recommendation

The BUY signal for SKYCITY ENTERTAINMENT GROUP LIMITED at the current price of 0.4150 reflects moderate confidence based on recent market trends and sector performance. However, volatility in the entertainment and hospitality sector and regional economic uncertainties temper the conviction.

Latest  SKYCITY ENTERTAINMENT GROUP LIMITED(SKC)   News

04 Nov 2023, 06:02 AM

SkyCity Entertainment Group (NZSE:SKC) Could Be Struggling To Allocate Capital

When it comes to investing, there are some useful financial metrics that can warn us when a business is potentially in trouble. When we see a declining return on capital employed (ROCE) in conjunction with a declining base of capital employed, that's often how a mature business shows signs of aging.

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