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Paladin owners pocket $71m, fallout with KPMG
Ronald MizenSenior reporter
The owners of controversial security firm Paladin received $71 million in dividends in 2019, the year its $532 million federal government Manus Island refugee contract came to an end, according to court documents.
The money was divided between Paladin's two shareholders, with $40 million going to 80 per cent owner and director Craig Thrupp, and $31 million going to 20 per cent owner and former director Ian Stewart.
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