An award-winning construction firm has been forced into liquidation, with creditors appointing an insolvency firm and trading immediately halted.
Andrew Hedgman less than 2 min read NewsWire
January 30, 2026 - 12:11PM
A major South East Queensland construction firm employing more than 75 staff has been forced into liquidation, abruptly shutting its doors and leaving workers facing an uncertain future.
Open Projects Group (OPG), described as the region’s largest full-service shop-fitting company, was placed into liquidation by creditors this week.
Director Kane McCarthy broke the news to employees in an email seen by the Gold Coast Bulletin, telling staff that “from this point forward, (liquidators) will be responsible for managing the business closure and all employee entitlements”.
He said Robson Cotter Insolvency Group, which has been appointed liquidator, would contact workers directly with details about “any remaining employee entitlements”, “the next steps in the process” and “how eligible employees can access the Fair Entitlements Guarantee for any outstanding amounts”.

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