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Australian caravan company enters administration with over $30 million debt

08.07.2026 20:30 1 min 1 source
2GB ENG
Australian caravan company enters administration with over $30 million debt
Original source: 2GB

One of Australia's leading caravan manufacturers has gone into administration, leaving behind more than $30 million in debt. The collapse adds to a growing list of closures in the sector.

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Australian caravan company enters administration with over $30 million debt

08.07.2026 2GB ENG Original source

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