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Wait goes on for casino operator to deal out financials

Trading in shares of The Star has been suspended until the company files its overdue financials. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

Star Entertainment says it still isn't in a position to finalise its financial report for 2023/24, which was due at the end of August.

The embattled casino operator said in a statement to the ASX late Wednesday it was continuing to work with stakeholders and advisers about its financial condition.

"These discussions are ongoing and involve, among others, state governments, regulators and the company's lenders," The Star said.

The company had been about to issue its financial statement on August 30 but failed to do so after the release of a second NSW probe into its culture, which found the group was unsuitable to hold a casino licence.  

Star's shares have been suspended from trading on the ASX because of its failure to file the financial report and trading won't resume that was done, the company said. 

Star didn't give a timeline on when that would happen, saying it would give an update when it could.

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