Phumelela Gaming & Leisure’s shares have slipped to their worst level in nearly 15 years amid a mooted shake-up of Gauteng’s gambling regulations that could shave millions off the company’s profits.

In March, Phumelela said the proposed amendment to Gauteng’s gambling regulations could cost it R75m a year while also damaging the local horseracing industry...

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