Hobart Pub Group Enters Voluntary Administration

Hobart pubs voluntary administration

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Pub Banc Group and Hotel Banc Group, which manage several popular Hobart pubs like Republic Bar and Jack Greene, have entered voluntary administration due to rising costs and changing consumer behavior.
Apex Advisory will lead a sale process for the seven venues, which employ over 80 people, with the aim of reopening under new ownership.

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Pub Banc Group and Hotel Banc Group, which manage several popular Hobart pubs like Republic Bar and Jack Greene, have entered voluntary administration due to rising costs and changing consumer behavior. Apex Advisory will lead a sale process for the seven venues, which employ over 80 people, with the aim of reopening under new ownership.

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