Creditors of a veteran construction firm, which collapsed in April owing almost $19m, have targeted properties owned by its directors as a liquidator reveals the company had lost more than $2.7m in subcontractor retention money.
Kathleen Skene follow 3 min read July 18, 2025 - 5:00AM
The Australian Business Network
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Creditors of a veteran construction firm, which collapsed in April owing almost $19m, have slapped caveats on properties owned by its directors as a liquidator reveals the company had lost more than $2.7m in subcontractor retention money.
Stokes Wheeler, which has offices in Yeronga and Southport, went into voluntary administration on February 3, with Roland Robson and Bill Cotter appointed.
The company had been operating since 1997.
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