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Tabcorp Holdings Ltd
Tabcorp Holdings is an Australian gambling company best known for running the TAB betting brand. It takes wagers on horse racing, harness racing, greyhound racing, and sports through retail venues, phone channels, and online products. It also provides racing and sports media coverage that helps drive betting activity. Its main customers are everyday bettors, along with pubs, clubs, and other venues that offer Tabcorp products to their patrons. Tabcorp makes money mainly from the gap between what customers stake and what it pays out in winnings, plus fees and service income tied to betting media, data, and gaming-related systems. What sets Tabcorp apart is its role as a link between racing and sports content, betting channels, and venue networks in Australia. It is not just a bookmaker; it also helps distribute the racing product, manage betting infrastructure, and support the wider wagering ecosystem that depends on those events and venues.
Tabcorp Holdings is an Australian gambling company best known for running the TAB betting brand. It takes wagers on horse racing, harness racing, greyhound racing, and sports through retail venues, phone channels, and online products. It also provides racing and sports media coverage that helps drive betting activity.
Its main customers are everyday bettors, along with pubs, clubs, and other venues that offer Tabcorp products to their patrons. Tabcorp makes money mainly from the gap between what customers stake and what it pays out in winnings, plus fees and service income tied to betting media, data, and gaming-related systems.
What sets Tabcorp apart is its role as a link between racing and sports content, betting channels, and venue networks in Australia. It is not just a bookmaker; it also helps distribute the racing product, manage betting infrastructure, and support the wider wagering ecosystem that depends on those events and venues.
Earnings Growth: Tabcorp delivered 14.3% EBITDA growth to $279.4 million, with 18.9% EBIT growth and a 61.5% increase in NPAT before items.
Turnover Trends: Overall turnover grew modestly by 0.3%, with racing weaker than sports but strong performance among 18-24 year olds, up 14%.
Cost Reductions: Operating expenses fell 1.1% and CapEx halved to $51 million, with a 190 basis point improvement in EBITDA margin to 16.2%.
Balance Sheet Strength: Leverage ratio reduced to 1.5x net debt to EBITDA, providing flexibility for investment.
Retail & Digital: Growth in digital and venue turnover (up 12%), with sports turnover up 26% and plans to roll out new betting terminals from July.
Guidance: Turnover environment expected to remain similar in the second half; CapEx guidance for FY26 held at $120–140 million.
Dividend: Interim dividend of $0.015 per share, up 50% on the previous period, representing a 56% payout ratio.
