Parent company WBHO pulled out the crucial Jenga piece holding Probuild together, leaving 18 major projects in the lurch.
Background: Probuild is an Aussie building company that provides project management, building and construction services. Currently it has at least 18 major projects under construction across the country.
What happened: Probuild is owned by South African construction firm Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon (WBHO). And over the last 4 years, WBHO has pumped $183 million into Probuild to keep it alive.
What else: WBHO has had enough, so it's withdrawn financial support for Probuild, causing it to collapse. Now, Deloitte has taken the reins to see Probuild through the administration process.
💡When a company enters administration, there are generally three potential outcomes.
💡We've got:
💡Probuild reckons its brand is strong, so it may survive this big, big blow.
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