Continuing Covid-19 Restrictions At Skycity’s Nz Properties

SkyCity Entertainment Group Limited (SKC.NZX/SKC.AX) made the following announcement today.

Continuing COVID-19 Restrictions at SkyCity’s New Zealand Properties

SkyCity Entertainment Group Limited (“SkyCity”) advises that its Auckland casino and entertainment facilities will, at this stage, remain closed until 11.59pm on 26 August 2020 following the announcement by the New Zealand Government on 14 August 2020 that the COVID-19 Alert Level will remain at Alert Level 3 in Auckland and Alert Level 2 for the rest of New Zealand until 11.59pm on 26 August 2020.

SkyCity’s Hamilton and Queenstown properties remain open at Alert Level 2 with physical distancing and hygiene requirements in place.

SkyCity’s Adelaide Casino also remains open with physical distancing and hygiene requirements already in place.

SkyCity will provide further updates as new material information becomes available.

Source: SkyCity Entertainment Group Limited

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