Over 70 firms eye BCL assets

Dixon-Warren says deadline for submission of expression of interests closed yesterday
Dixon-Warren says deadline for submission of expression of interests closed yesterday

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Over 70 companies have shown interest in buying BCL Mine or its assets following the placement of the company under final liquidation in June.

Provisional  liquidator Nigel Dixon-Warren, who can only be confirmed as final liquidator by the creditors at their next meeting, said there has been positive response from interested parties on BCL as evidenced by a lot of enquiries coming in.

“Over 70 companies have expressed interest. We will do background checks on potential buyers when it comes to the due diligence exercise,” he said.

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