One GC MQ Park, the holding vehicle for Mr Sunito’s Macquarie Park site, is facing a lawsuit for allegedly failing to make repayments on a $4.5 million loan that began less than a year ago.
One GC MQ Park, the holding vehicle for Mr Sunito’s Macquarie Park site, is facing a lawsuit for allegedly failing to make repayments on a $4.5 million loan that began less than a year ago.
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