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As debt mounts for collapsed company, work continues on Bathla’s $5.5m family mansion

Administrators stood down 213 employees as Bathla Group’s $3.4 billion collapse halted most projects, but work continued on the owners’ Dural mansion.

Construction may have been suspended on many of the collapsed developers projects, but it’s not the case for a property owned by the family.

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As debt mounts for collapsed company, work continues on Bathla’s $5.5m family mansion

Construction may have been suspended on many of the collapsed developers projects, but it’s not the case for a property owned by the family.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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