Add 'Catastrophic' risk: Why Star shares have lost 25% in 4 days
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<br>As of January 2025, AUSTRAC is currently calculating a fine for breaching counterterrorism and anti-money laundering laws. The company has deposited $150 million for the fine, and it is reported that shareholder Bruce Mathieson is refusing to pour more money into the company until a fine is agreed upon. Foster's departure came after he told the official inquiry his company was currently unsuitable to operate a casino in New South Wales. There was ‘not a scenario’ in which it would be able to run the property unsupervised. In late 2022, the Queensland Government also found Star unsuitable to hold its dual state casino licences.
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This means the Star share price is down approximately 60% over the last 12 months. In morning trade, the casino operator's shares are down a massive 19% to $1.52. Meanwhile, the company has provisioned $150 million for [blackcoin.co](https://blackcoin.co/best-online-casinos-australia-for-real-money-gaming-in-2025-ricky-casino-review/) potential fines from AUSTRAC following breaches of anti-money laundering laws, according to reporting by The Australian.
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