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Tabcorp’s silent hands reveal how activism really works
As AGM season ramps up, the behind-the-scenes discussions happening at Tabcorp are a rare example of how shareholders shape corporate Australia.
The clock is ticking on Tabcorp’s turnaround plan.
A powerful shareholder group got two directors’ heads on sticks last month. Now, it wants the new brigade to significantly cut costs, fix its core wagering unit, get more out of its media assets and stop getting pushed around by racing bodies and governments, who continually milk Tabcorp at the expense of shareholders.
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