A spokesperson for the administrators would not specify when the IT sale would be completed, describing it as a "work in progress".
The second part of the second creditors meeting is scheduled for today. According to the spokesperson, the administrators would be recommending that creditors endorse various deeds of company arrangement.
This could mean that the administration might continue for up to two years, and would involve selling the company's assets in the meantime, as an alternative to a liquidation.
Earlier this month ZDNet Australia reported that the administrators planned to sell off all IT infrastructure from Ansett Australia, apart from crucial systems needed to wind down the company.
