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Administrators ‘running out of hope’ to finish Bathla projects
BusinessBathla Group financial crisis
Kodawire AI Summary
The administrator for collapsed Sydney developer Bathla has warned the company's financial situation is'very dire' and it may be wound up if funding is not secured.
- Government is pushing lenders for a solution
- Company may be wound up late Tuesday afternoon if funding is not secured
- Bathla Group's financial situation is'very dire'
- Administrators are 'running out of hope' for a holistic solution
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Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)
Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)
Administrators ‘running out of hope’ to finish Bathla projects
The Age (AU)
The Age (AU)
The company responsible for saving the collapsed Sydney developer has described its financial situation as “very dire”.
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Brisbane Times (AU)
Brisbane Times (AU)
Administrators ‘running out of hope’ to finish Bathla projects
Brisbane Times (AU)
Brisbane Times (AU)
The company responsible for saving the collapsed Sydney developer has described its financial situation as “very dire”.
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- 3h agoSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): The company responsible for saving the collapsed Sydney developer has described its financial situation as “very dire”.
- 3h agoBrisbane Times (AU): The company responsible for saving the collapsed Sydney developer has described its financial situation as “very dire”.
- 3h agoThe Age (AU): The company responsible for saving the collapsed Sydney developer has described its financial situation as “very dire”.
- 27m agoBrisbane Times (AU): The company responsible for saving the collapsed Sydney developer has described its financial situation as “very dire”.
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