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Macquarie Group Ends Substantial Holding in Tabcorp

Tipranks - Wed Mar 11, 2:42AM CDT

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Macquarie Group Limited ( (AU:MQG) ) has issued an announcement.

Macquarie Group Limited and a range of its controlled entities have lodged a notice stating they have ceased to be a substantial holder in Tabcorp Holdings Limited, marking a reduction in their relevant voting interests. The filing, dated 10 March 2026, formalises the change in Macquarie’s shareholder status under Australian disclosure rules, signalling a withdrawal from a major equity position in Tabcorp that may modestly reshape Tabcorp’s institutional share register and Macquarie’s capital allocation profile.

The notice consolidates the position across multiple Macquarie subsidiaries, including Macquarie Bank and various investment management entities, reflecting a group-wide exit from substantial holding status. While the document does not detail the commercial rationale, such a move typically indicates portfolio rebalancing or a strategic shift in exposure to the wagering and gaming sector, with potential implications for how both Macquarie and Tabcorp are positioned within the Australian market.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:MQG) stock is a Hold with a A$210.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Macquarie Group Limited stock, see the AU:MQG Stock Forecast page.

More about Macquarie Group Limited

Macquarie Group Limited is a diversified global financial services group headquartered in Sydney, operating through businesses including investment management, banking and financial advisory. It manages assets and provides capital, financing and specialist services to clients across sectors such as infrastructure, renewables and real assets in Australia and international markets.

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