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Corporate Travel’s battered investors rewarded with 60pc bounce

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
October 26, 2026 • 01:00 AM
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Bennelong held on to the stock despite previously writing its value down to zero, while ECP sold out as soon as it could.

Corporate Travel’s battered investors rewarded with 60pc bounce

For most of this year, fund managers stuck holding shares in Corporate Travel have been slashing the value of their positions in the travel services giant after an accounting scandal prevented the stock from trading for more than 12 months.

Bennelong Australian Equity Partners – one of Corporate Travel’s biggest shareholders – was among the chorus of high-profile fund managers that reduced the value of its stake multiple times before finally writing down the position to zero, a process which hammered returns across its equity funds.

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