Shirkadda Hantida Bathla Group Oo Halis Ugu Jirta Inay Kala Baxdo Toddobaadkan

Maamulayaasha Teneo ayaa ka digay in shirkaddu aysan lacag u hayn dhammaadka toddobaadka haddii aan musharax lacageed degdeg ah la helin

Maamulayaasha Bathla Group ayaa sheegay in shirkaddu aysan hayn lacag ku filan oo ay ku noolaan lahayd ilaa dhammaadka toddobaadkan, haddii aan la helin maalgelin degdeg ah oo loo bixiyo shaqaalaha. Shirkaddu waxay leedahay 350 shaqaale oo aan mushahar la siin siddeed toddobaad.

Digniinta Maamulayaasha iyo Xaaladda Lacagta

Stephen Longley, oo ah agaasimaha sare ee Teneo, ayaa ku yidhi: "Ma awoodno inaan gaadno dhammaadka toddobaadka haddii aan lacag u hayno mushaharka Khamiista.". Wuxuu intaa ku daray: "Ma hayno lacag aan ku bixino mushaharada [iyo] ma hayno lacag aan ku bixino alaab-qeybiyayaasha.".

Maamulayaasha ayaa sheegay inaysan wax kale qabadayn haddii xaaladdu aanay xallin, iyagoo yidhi: "Sidaa darteed haddii xaaladdaas aan la xallin, ma yeelan doono wax doorasho ah oo aan ku xirno ganacsiga.". Tani waxay muujinaysaa khatarta xidhitaanka shirkadda.

Deynta iyo Doonista Maalgelinta

Maamulayaasha ayaa loo magacaabay Talaadadii hore ka dib markii Bathla ay awoodi wayday inay bixiso deyn dhaafaysa $3.2 bilyan. Khamiistii, maamulayaashu waxay codsadeen $20 milyan oo lacag ah si ganacsigu u sii shaqeeyo.

Dowladda NSW ayaa diiday inay bixiso gargaar, laakiin waxay rajaynayaan in qof kale uu soo baxo. Teneo waxay amaahday $1 milyan xarunteeda ka timid si Bathla u bixiso diiwaangelinta baabuurta, shidaalka, iyo nalalka.

Codsiga Lacagta iyo Mustaqbalka

Longley wuxuu xaqiijiyay in lacagtii la amaahday aysan sii jiri karin, isagoo yidhi: "Laakiin taasi ma sii jiri karto,". Tani waxay caraysinaysaa baahida degdeg ah ee maalgelin dibadda ah oo loo baahan yahay.

Haddii aan la helin $20 milyan la codsaday, maamulayaashu waxay ku qasbanaanayaan inay xiraan Bathla Group. Shaqaalaha 350-kii ayaa weli sugaya mushaharadoodii siddeed toddobaad ka dambeeyay.

Administrators of Bathla Group have issued a stark warning that the property firm will be forced to close unless it secures urgent funding by Thursday, with 350 staff already unpaid for eight weeks and no cash available to cover wages or supplier bills.

Urgent Funding Plea Falls on Deaf Ears

Administrators Teneo held a press conference on Thursday to announce that Bathla Group requires an immediate $20 million cash injection to keep operations running. The company has no funds to pay its 350 employees or settle outstanding supplier invoices, putting its survival in serious doubt.

Stephen Longley, Teneo's senior managing director, stated that the business cannot survive until the end of the week without payroll funding. He emphasized that unless the financial crisis is resolved, there will be no alternative but to shut down the company entirely.

Government Refuses Bailout as Debt Mounts

The NSW government has declined to provide financial assistance to Bathla Group, though administrators remain hopeful that another entity may step in to offer support. The firm's debts, which exceeded $3.2 billion, led to the appointment of administrators last Tuesday.

In a desperate move, Teneo borrowed $1 million from its own headquarters to cover basic operational costs such as vehicle registrations, fuel, and electricity. However, Longley warned that this limited sum is insufficient to sustain the business for long.

Staff Left in Limbo Amid Financial Turmoil

The 350 employees of Bathla Group have not received their salaries for eight weeks, creating significant hardship and uncertainty for workers across the industry. The prolonged non-payment reflects the severe financial distress that has engulfed the property development firm.

With no cash reserves and mounting obligations, the situation appears increasingly dire. Administrators have made it clear that without an immediate resolution, the closure of Bathla Group is inevitable, leaving staff without income and suppliers unpaid.