Six Flags shares plunge after-hours following report of deadly roller coaster incident
Shares fell more than 10% after reports of a deadly incident involving a roller coaster at the company's Georgia amusement park.
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Shares of Six Flags plunged more than 10% in after-hours trading on Monday following reports of a deadly roller coaster incident at its Georgia amusement park, according to CNBC.
The incident reportedly involved the Goliath roller coaster, though full details on what occurred and the extent of casualties were not immediately available.
The sharp decline in the company's share price reflects investor concern over potential liability and reputational impact following the incident.
Six Flags had not issued a detailed public statement on the matter at the time of this report. Further updates were expected as more information became available.
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- Six Flags shares plunge after-hours following report of deadly roller coaster incident — CNBC — Top News
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