Thousands of investors who lost money when Rod Petricevic's Bridgecorp company collapsed will get a tiny slice of their money back. Photo / Dean Purcell
More than 14,000 beleaguered Bridgecorp investors are set to get a paltry first payout, four years after the property financier run by Rod Petricevic collapsed owing them about $459 million.
Receivers today announced the failed company's secured debenture holders would get 3.5 cents for each dollar they invested.
PricewaterhouseCoopers partner
Colin McCloy said he was pleased to announce the payout, after signalling an interim dividend of between 3 and 3.5 cents in the dollar in June.
He said receivers still thought secured debenture holders would eventually be paid less than ten cents in the dollar.
Bridgecorp was tipped into receivership by trustee Covenant Trustee Company on July 2, 2007.
