Sun International earnings rise due to disposal of shareholdings outside South Africa expects for the year ended 30 June 2015.

Tsogo Sun and Sun International to persuade the Competition Tribunal to ignore the Competition Commission’s recommendation that their planned Cape market-share agreement be prohibited.

Casino industry will effectively be reduced to two big rollers Tsogo Sun and Sun International.

Sun International Limited acquires 100% of gaming and hospitality company, Peermont Group through its wholly owned subsidiary

Sun International half year headline earnings growth expected between 10 and 15 percent.

Sun International, South Africa's second-largest casino and resort operator, is undergoing significant change after years of underperformance.

Emira Property Fund has boosted its future earnings growth for the medium term with the 12 key property assets acquired so far in 2014.

Sun International says adjusted headline earnings per share fell 7.3% in the year ended June with headline earnings down 24% to R530m.

Sun International plans to sell a portion of its interests in its African assets to a foreign subsidiary of Thailand-listed Minor International Public Co for R664m.

Sun International says it expects diluted headline earnings per share for the year ended June 2014 to be 5%-10% lower