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Eleven Edge Early Learning centres to close after failing to find buyers

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Eleven Edge Early Learning centres are set to close permanently following the company's collapse in August. Administrators overseeing the insolvency process confirmed that while they successfully secured buyers for 53 other locations, they were unable to find purchasers for these remaining sites.

Affected families are being offered alternative placements as the centres prepare to shut down. The closures follow a broader divestment strategy initiated by administrators to manage the assets of the early learning provider.

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Sydney Morning Herald Focuses on the impact to families and the divestment process
ABC News Highlights the administrative success in saving 53 other centres
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