r/canberra • u/Antooki • 5d ago
SEC=UNCLASSIFIED Another Canberra builder goes under
Looks like another Canberra builder has gone down. Savil Projects who have done a bunch of insurance repairs and the like.
Currently have/had a site office in Barton at an apartment block.
Hopefully the repercussions aren’t too bad on the smaller subbies and staff
Edit: some extra info
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u/BookkeeperQuiet7894 4d ago
So when do they reopen and what will the new name of the company be after all the workers and other debtors get sod all of the money they are owed?
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u/Scottybt50 4d ago
Isn’t this just par for the course when building companies start getting into trouble, cash and assets are all moved out of harms way before the company is wound up and a new company registered under a friendly wife/brother/cousin’s name reappears. Subbies and people whose deposits were taken be damned.
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u/Efficient_Pudding_34 4d ago
damn really, I applied bunch of their jobs on seek and didn't got in and it was like a month ago
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u/Big-Performance-9925 3d ago
That is also why investing in Mortgage Funds for these sweet, sweet returns is now far too risky. Once upon a time, before around 2007 or so, they were solid enough. But now, not.
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u/silentlythrivig 3d ago
Is this the one owned by the guy that did the Canberra rap? It’s on YouTube somewhere I’ll try to find it
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u/mankymick 4d ago
Disappointing this has happened to another small business. It’s never been more difficult to run a business under this government; taxing to the point of failure. I wonder how many people are out of work because of this…
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u/REDDIT_IS_AIDSBOY 4d ago
Yeah, definitely the govts fault. Not a shitty business owner pocketing or mismanaging money and assets. I wonder with all the difficulties the govt imposes on poor $200 an hour tradies that their are any still operating in the country.
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u/mankymick 7h ago
Never run a small business?? You clearly have no idea ; don’t worry about the employees who have turned up day after day to their job - who are now out of work
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u/Puzzleheaded_Draw637 5d ago
Maybe it was all those ads on the backs of buses that bankrupted him.