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Major Bathla Creditor Explores Debt Sale as Crisis Persists

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 17 September 2026, 08:35 UTC By Richard Henderson and Low De Wei 1 min read
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Centuria Bass Credit, a major Bathla Group backer, is exploring options to sell some debt tied to the insolvent Sydney builder, the latest sign that some creditors could be looking to trim their exposure.

Centuria Bass Credit, a major Bathla Group backer, is exploring options to sell some debt tied to the insolvent Sydney builder, the latest sign that some creditors could be looking to trim their exposure.
Bathla Group (ORG) Sydney (LOCATION)
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