Shares of casino and gaming group Sun International were on track for their best day in more than three months on Wednesday, after it said it would report a return to profit in 2021, proving the resilience of its operations.

The owner of the Sun City resort expects headline earnings per share of between 95c and 115c to end-December, a 149% improvement year on year, but down from 603c in 2019, when it had far fewer shares in issue, and more assets...

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