Dreamworld boss sees 'significant' hit to revenues, asks for patience during investigation

By Patrick Hatch
Updated October 27 2016 - 12:14pm, first published 11:52am
Ardent chief executive Deborah Thomas as she arrived at the shareholder meeting: She is pleading for patience as questions are asked about the circumstances that led to this week's strategy.  Photo: Louise Kennerley
Ardent chief executive Deborah Thomas as she arrived at the shareholder meeting: She is pleading for patience as questions are asked about the circumstances that led to this week's strategy. Photo: Louise Kennerley
Ardent chief executive Deborah Thomas is pleading shareholders to be patient as questions are asked about the circumstances that led to this week's strategy. Photo: Ryan Stuart
Ardent chief executive Deborah Thomas is pleading shareholders to be patient as questions are asked about the circumstances that led to this week's strategy. Photo: Ryan Stuart

The chief executive of Dreamworld's operator Ardent Leisure has warned the company's revenues will take a "significant" hit after this week's fatal accident at the Gold Coast theme park, and asked for patience while authorities investigate.

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