Sydney Fish Market remains financially afloat despite writing off more than $17 million in impairments over the past two years as it prepares to move to a purpose-built site in the New South Wales capital.
Concerns about the company’s solvency have flared in recent weeks after it failed to lodge its 2024 accounts on time, and amid rising costs, delays and design complexities at the new facility.
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