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Jucy receivership nears end: ASB owed millions

Receivers expect to retire from role in next six months.

The receivership of campervan rental and tourism operator Jucy Group is nearly over, with the company’s former banker ASB unlikely to recover much of the $11.6 million it is still owed.

Jucy, formerly owned by the then-NBR Rich List Alpe family, went into receivership in 2020 after Covid-19

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Hamish McNicol Thu, 20 Jan 2022
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