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Bathla Crisis Puts Focus on $94 Million of Unsecured Debts

Bloomberg Markets Friday 04 September 2026, 02:21 UTC By Richard Henderson and Sharon Klyne 1 min read
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Bathla Group’s administrator gave a breakdown of known creditors for the first time as talks remain ongoing to stave of liquidation at the embattled Sydney property developer.

Bathla Group’s administrator gave a breakdown of known creditors for the first time as talks remain ongoing to stave of liquidation at the embattled Sydney property developer.
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