A Brisbane building company of more than 20 years has gone into liquidation amid worsening conditions for Queensland’s already embattled construction industry.
Matty Holdsworth Follow @matth_cm less than 2 min read February 1, 2024 - 2:31PM Courier Mail
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A multi-award winning Brisbane building company of 20 years has collapsed amid debts of nearly $300,000 with one project left incomplete.
Liquidators have been appointed to take control of CMG Homes Pty Ltd which folded on Wednesday.
Documents filed with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission lists its sole director as Ian Joseph Chaplin of Morayfield.
Worrells Brisbane and North Lakes principal Lee Crosthwaite was appointed liquidator who said it collapsed with debts of nearly $300,000.
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