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PPB Advisory developed an innovative program where buyers were found for more than 90% of centres, maintaining care and employment for the children and staff.
read moreBurrup Fertilisers – following secured creditor concerns over financial irregularities, PPB Advisory was appointed receivers and managers over Burrup’s major asset, an ammonia plant in Karratha, Western Australia. The plant has a production capacity of 800,000 tonnes annually and produces over 6% of the total world output of tradeable ammonia. It involves a capital investment of $700m.
read morePPB Advisory was appointed to a mixed use development in the heart of Chatswood, involving the railway station, 10,000 sq m retail centre and development rights for 3 residential towers comprising more than 500 apartments.
read morePPB Advisory was appointed as Receivers and Managers by the secured creditor. Our role comprised managing a business with over $500m turnover, including 1200 employees in 43 stores across Australia, and dealing with more than 70 suppliers and their associated retention of title claims.
read moreWe advised a group of Australian banks regarding their approximately $1.2 billion exposure to a global paper merchant. This involved complex stakeholder management between the syndicate members, the company’s advisors and US noteholders. Our work contributed to the banks being repaid in full, and in one transaction saving up to $150 million.
read morePPB Advisory was engaged as Investigative Accountant and subsequently as Receivers and Managers to assist the financiers to manage their exposure to the Griffin Coal Group, one of the largest private companies in WA.
read moreFollowing a cash flow shortage, PPB Advisory was appointed to to stabilise the company and seek capital. We conducted negotiations and drafted key terms of Company Arrangement to protect interest of the Unit holders and managed secured creditors.
read morePPB Advisory facilitated a restructure of the business and wasable to satisfy creditor claims.
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