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Controversial businessman Hamilton Ndlovu’s cars were not part of the auction that was held by Park Village Auctions on Wednesday morning as planned.
The anxiously awaited auction was postponed until further notice, said the auctioneers on Wednesday morning.
The flashy supercars he bought in one day included a Lamborghini Urus, a Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT, a Porsche Panamera GTS Sport, and a Porsche Cayenne S Coupe to a value of over R10 million. Registrations for the national auction were opened last week at R7 000 deposit per bidder.
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— Park Village Auction (@PVAuctions) June 23, 2023
Auction Type: Webcast
Date: Wednesday 05 July 2023 at 10:00
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A notification next to Ndlovu’s car read:
Speaking to City Press, a worker at the Park Village Auctions said the cars were handled by the liquidators and they were sorting out a few things.
Another employee said the cars were still with them but did not know when exactly they would be auctioned. The employee added:
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Ndlovu’s demise came after a Special Investigating Unit probe found that he fraudulently obtained some of his tenders.
The 34-year-old CEO of Hamilton Projects, who flashed his luxurious fleet of cars on social media two years ago, was said to have been awarded Personal protective equipment tender contracts worth R172 million from the National Health Laboratory Services in 2020 during the Covid-19 outbreak through eight different companies that were directly and indirectly linked to him.
