Bathla stands down around 200 staff as debt-hit developer faces collapse
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- The Bathla Group has stood down around 200 staff as the debt-ridden property developer seeks emergency funding.
- A small group of lenders is negotiating a loan of between $3 million and $5 million to support the company’s administration.
- Bathla entered administration in late August with $3.4 billion in debts owed to creditors.
The Bathla Group has stood down around 200 staff as the debt-ridden property developer continues emergency talks to secure funding.
The ABC understands that a small group of lenders is negotiating a loan of between $3 million and $5 million to keep funding the administration.
The company faced another crucial deadline as it sought a way forward. Bathla owes creditors $3.4 billion after entering administration in late August.
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