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Zone RV's Financial Collapse Exposes $40 Million Debt

Implications for Customers and the Australian Caravan Industry

Zone RV's Financial Collapse Exposes $40 Million Debt?w=400

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The recent collapse of luxury caravan manufacturer Zone RV has sent shockwaves through the Australian caravan industry.
Based in Coolum on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, the company entered voluntary administration, revealing debts amounting to approximately $40 million.
This development has left around 240 employees unemployed and approximately 180 customers uncertain about the status of their purchases.

Administrators from Cor Cordis disclosed that customers are owed about $18 million, suppliers up to $20 million, and employee entitlements total $4 million. Additionally, unpaid taxes amount to $1.4 million. The scale of the debt has raised concerns about the company's financial management and the broader implications for the caravan manufacturing sector.

For customers who had made partial or full payments for their caravans, the situation is particularly distressing. While some who had fully paid have been able to collect their completed vans, many others are left in limbo, uncertain if they will receive their vehicles or recoup their investments.

This incident underscores the importance of due diligence when purchasing high-value items like caravans. Prospective buyers are advised to thoroughly research manufacturers, assess their financial stability, and consider securing financing through reputable lenders to mitigate risks associated with such significant investments.

Published:Monday, 12th Jan 2026
Source: Paige Estritori

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